Saline Community Education

Algebra 1 builds upon a number of key algebraic topics developed in the middle grades, including knowledge of linear patterns of change and familiarity with non-linear patterns such as exponential and quadratic. It is expected that students in Algebra 1 will learn to recognize and solve mathematical and real world problems involving linear, quadratic, polynomial and exponential relationships and will learn to make sense of and move fluently among the graphic, numeric, symbolic and verbal representations of these patterns. .5 credit Attendance Policy Students are required to attend all 20 days of the section they are enrolled in. No exceptions. Students who have previously planned vacations or camps that will interfere with the summer school schedule SHOULD NOT ENROLL IN SUMMER SCHOOL Any attendance violation will result in being dropped from the course with no refund and loss of credit. Classes CANNOT be audited Tuition Full payment for Summer School is due at the time of registration. If enrollment does not meet the required minimum, you will receive a full refund and the class will be cancelled. All checks are made payable to “Saline Area Schools.” Credit cards are accepted online. Dropped courses must occur before the 4th day of class (a $75.00 cancellation fee will be retained). Any dropped course on or after the 5th day of class, there will be NO REFUND provided and an “E” grade issued to the student. Summer School Credit Verification Form Registration is not considered complete until the student has submitted the “School Credit Verification Form” that includes a signature from their school counselor. Students are responsible for determining the impact of Summer School on their graduation requirements. Forms are due by June 1st, 2021

Algebra 1 builds upon a number of key algebraic topics developed in the middle grades, including knowledge of linear patterns of change and familiarity with non-linear patterns such as exponential and quadratic. It is expected that students in Algebra 1 will learn to recognize and solve mathematical and real world problems involving linear, quadratic, polynomial and exponential relationships and will learn to make sense of and move fluently among the graphic, numeric, symbolic and verbal representations of these patterns. .5 credit Attendance Policy Students are required to attend all 20 days of the section they are enrolled in. No exceptions. Students who have previously planned vacations or camps that will interfere with the summer school schedule SHOULD NOT ENROLL IN SUMMER SCHOOL Any attendance violation will result in being dropped from the course with no refund and loss of credit. Classes CANNOT be audited Tuition Full payment for Summer School is due at the time of registration. If enrollment does not meet the required minimum, you will receive a full refund and the class will be cancelled. All checks are made payable to “Saline Area Schools.” Credit cards are accepted online. Dropped courses must occur before the 4th day of class (a $75.00 cancellation fee will be retained). Any dropped course on or after the 5th day of class, there will be NO REFUND provided and an “E” grade issued to the student. Summer School Credit Verification Form Registration is not considered complete until the student has submitted the “School Credit Verification Form” that includes a signature from their school counselor. Students are responsible for determining the impact of Summer School on their graduation requirements. Forms are due by June 1st, 2021

Algebra 1 builds upon a number of key algebraic topics developed in the middle grades, including knowledge of linear patterns of change and familiarity with non-linear patterns such as exponential and quadratic. It is expected that students in Algebra 1 will learn to recognize and solve mathematical and real world problems involving linear, quadratic, polynomial and exponential relationships and will learn to make sense of and move fluently among the graphic, numeric, symbolic and verbal representations of these patterns. .5 credit Attendance Policy Students are required to attend all 20 days of the section they are enrolled in. No exceptions. Students who have previously planned vacations or camps that will interfere with the summer school schedule SHOULD NOT ENROLL IN SUMMER SCHOOL Any attendance violation will result in being dropped from the course with no refund and loss of credit. Classes CANNOT be audited Tuition Full payment for Summer School is due at the time of registration. If enrollment does not meet the required minimum, you will receive a full refund and the class will be cancelled. All checks are made payable to “Saline Area Schools.” Credit cards are accepted online. Dropped courses must occur before the 4th day of class (a $75.00 cancellation fee will be retained). Any dropped course on or after the 5th day of class, there will be NO REFUND provided and an “E” grade issued to the student. Summer School Credit Verification Form Registration is not considered complete until the student has submitted the “School Credit Verification Form” that includes a signature from their school counselor. Students are responsible for determining the impact of Summer School on their graduation requirements. Forms are due by June 1st, 2021

This two-trimester class will explore Biology concepts while teaching students how to: 1) ask questions, 2) investigate outcomes while planning and carrying out investigations, and 3) engaging in argumentation from evidence. This class is designed to develop and enhance student understanding of scientific principles, skills in laboratory investigations, and scientific expression in Biology-based concepts. This course will address content through multiple techniques including hands-on investigations, student-led laboratories, projects and other methods of engagement. Students will learn to apply their knowledge in relatable and applicable select Michigan Next Generation Science Standards. .5 credit Attendance Policy Students are required to attend all 20 days of the section they are enrolled in. No exceptions. Students who have previously planned vacations or camps that will interfere with the summer school schedule SHOULD NOT ENROLL IN SUMMER SCHOOL Any attendance violation will result in being dropped from the course with no refund and loss of credit. Classes CANNOT be audited Tuition Full payment for Summer School is due at the time of registration. If enrollment does not meet the required minimum, you will receive a full refund and the class will be cancelled. All checks are made payable to “Saline Area Schools.” Credit cards are accepted online. Dropped courses must occur before the 4th day of class (a $75.00 cancellation fee will be retained). Any dropped course on or after the 5th day of class, there will be NO REFUND provided and an “E” grade issued to the student. Summer School Credit Verification Form Registration is not considered complete until the student has submitted the “School Credit Verification Form” that includes a signature from their school counselor. Students are responsible for determining the impact of Summer School on their graduation requirements. Forms are due by June 1st, 2021

This two-trimester class will explore Biology concepts while teaching students how to: 1) ask questions, 2) investigate outcomes while planning and carrying out investigations, and 3) engaging in argumentation from evidence. This class is designed to develop and enhance student understanding of scientific principles, skills in laboratory investigations, and scientific expression in Biology-based concepts. This course will address content through multiple techniques including hands-on investigations, student-led laboratories, projects and other methods of engagement. Students will learn to apply their knowledge in relatable and applicable select Michigan Next Generation Science Standards. .5 credit Attendance Policy Students are required to attend all 20 days of the section they are enrolled in. No exceptions. Students who have previously planned vacations or camps that will interfere with the summer school schedule SHOULD NOT ENROLL IN SUMMER SCHOOL Any attendance violation will result in being dropped from the course with no refund and loss of credit. Classes CANNOT be audited Tuition Full payment for Summer School is due at the time of registration. If enrollment does not meet the required minimum, you will receive a full refund and the class will be cancelled. All checks are made payable to “Saline Area Schools.” Credit cards are accepted online. Dropped courses must occur before the 4th day of class (a $75.00 cancellation fee will be retained). Any dropped course on or after the 5th day of class, there will be NO REFUND provided and an “E” grade issued to the student. Summer School Credit Verification Form Registration is not considered complete until the student has submitted the “School Credit Verification Form” that includes a signature from their school counselor. Students are responsible for determining the impact of Summer School on their graduation requirements. Forms are due by June 1st, 2021

Students will gain a greater understanding of the importance of their behavior and choices in relation to their health. The driving focus of the class is to turn the responsibility of the student’s health over to the student. This is a lecture, discussion, and project-based class. Each unit will include experts in the field, visiting from the community to help foster real-life connections and answer evolving health questions. The curriculum utilizes the Michigan Model for Health Education. There is no textbook for this class, however, there will be selected readings from current research, videos and other resources on current health issues. Topics covered will include: Skills for Health Education Student, Personal Health and Wellness, Nutrition and Physical Activity, Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs (ATOD), Social/Emotional Health Safety, Sexual and Reproductive Health. *Parents may opt their student out of the sexuality unit. Please see your health teacher’s syllabus regarding the opt-out notification process. Graduation requirement, .5 credit Attendance Policy Students are required to attend all 20 days of the section they are enrolled in. No exceptions. Students who have previously planned vacations or camps that will interfere with the summer school schedule SHOULD NOT ENROLL IN SUMMER SCHOOL Any attendance violation will result in being dropped from the course with no refund and loss of credit. Classes CANNOT be audited Tuition Full payment for Summer School is due at the time of registration. If enrollment does not meet the required minimum, you will receive a full refund and the class will be cancelled. All checks are made payable to “Saline Area Schools.” Credit cards are accepted online. Dropped courses must occur before the 4th day of class (a $75.00 cancellation fee will be retained). Any dropped course on or after the 5th day of class, there will be NO REFUND provided and an “E” grade issued to the student. Summer School Credit Verification Form Registration is not considered complete until the student has submitted the “School Credit Verification Form” that includes a signature from their school counselor. Students are responsible for determining the impact of Summer School on their graduation requirements. Forms are due by June 1st, 2021

In this recreation program, students will participate in a variety of activities including pool time (if applicable), weight room workouts, outdoor/indoor activities in local parks and gyms. Concepts such as group social interaction skills, good hygiene, exercise, cooking, and proper nutrition will be discussed. Unique curriculum will be used to provide academic instruction. Students will also participate in silent reading time, make crafts, and enjoy movies. Community based instruction will be provided in the Saline and Ann Arbor areas. Please note costs of most field trips are covered (all except for dining experiences)! This camp program is intended for individuals with special needs. If your child qualifies for ESY through their IEP, please call Community Education at 734-401-4020 to register.

Physical Education is an integral part of the total education process, with the emphasis on building a physically, emotionally, mentally and socially fit community and nation. The mind and body represent a unity in the study. The physical education department offers the basic program to our students. It is extensive in scope with a variety of activities. The program offers team sports including tennis/pickle ball, soccer, flag football, volleyball, badminton, basketball and basic swimming. These activities will vary according to availability of facilities and the weather. Students will be introduced to individual activities and cardiovascular development through the use of heart rate monitors. At the conclusion of this course, the freshman student-athlete will understand, and have the ability to control their heart rate within a positive target heart rate goal. Graduation requirement, .5 credit Attendance Policy Students are required to attend all 20 days of the section they are enrolled in. No exceptions. Students who have previously planned vacations or camps that will interfere with the summer school schedule SHOULD NOT ENROLL IN SUMMER SCHOOL Any attendance violation will result in being dropped from the course with no refund and loss of credit. Classes CANNOT be audited Tuition Full payment for Summer School is due at the time of registration. If enrollment does not meet the required minimum, you will receive a full refund and the class will be cancelled. All checks are made payable to “Saline Area Schools.” Credit cards are accepted online. Dropped courses must occur before the 4th day of class (a $75.00 cancellation fee will be retained). Any dropped course on or after the 5th day of class, there will be NO REFUND provided and an “E” grade issued to the student. Summer School Credit Verification Form Registration is not considered complete until the student has submitted the “School Credit Verification Form” that includes a signature from their school counselor. Students are responsible for determining the impact of Summer School on their graduation requirements. Forms are due by June 1st, 2021