Elementary Summer School is a great way for CPSD students to do some fun academic enrichments and still get home in time for more summer fun. At this time, elementary summer school is filled. 

Program Highlights

• Focus on reading, writing and math with RISE curriculum aligned with state learning standards
• Fun enrichment activities including STEM and the arts
• Attendande Incentive Activities
• Family engagement opportunities
• Transportation provided
• Breakfast, lunch and afternoon snake included

Students who qualify

Current students in grades 2-5 (2025-26 school year) from Custer, Dower, Four Heroes, Lake Louise, Lakeview, Park Lodge, Tillicum and Tyee Park elementary schools can now be enrolled.

Details

Location
Four Heroes Elementary
9010 Lakewood Dr SE
Lakewood, WA 98499

Days
June 22 – July 21

Times
8 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Important

Regular attendance is important because this program is funded by a grant with strict attendance requirements. Enrollment is based on first come, first served basis by grade level.

Questions

Call 253-583-5143
Email the cooridnator

Middle School Summer School  is a great way for CPSD students to strengthen their math, reading and writing. Students at Hudtloff, Lochburn, Thomas middle schools, and Harrison Prep (6-8) are invited to summer school at Harrison Prep.

Fill out the CPSD Summer School Engollment appliction for Middle school
Sign ups are first come, first served.

Details

Location
Harrison Prep
9103  Lakewood Dr. SW, Lakewood

Days

June 22 – July 17
Monday – Friday
No school on July 3
Session is 19 days.

Times

9:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. (3.5 hours)

Classes

This year’s middle school summer school will focus on reading, writign, and math. Students will read and discuss short stories and novels, write about their reading and solve math problems in a variety of contexts. Lessons are designed to support essential reading, writing and math content that students need to be successful in the next grade level. 

Questions?

Call: 253-583-5149
Email the coordinator

Credit Retrival

Credit retrieval is an online instructional model offered to Clover Park School District students currently in grades 10-11. Completed courses are equivalent to one semester of high school, earning 0.5 credits. Students may register for up to two courses.

Courses Offered

The following courses are offered in single semester increments for retrieving credit for courses that the student has previously failed.

• English 9, 10, 11, 12
• World History
• Civics
• US History
• WA State History
• Contemporary World Problems
• Algebra I
• Algebra II
• Geometry
• Health
• Biology
• Chemistry
• Spanish I, Spanish II
• Physics

Summer School Schedule

All classes are held Monday – Friday

First day … June 22
Last day … July 17
No school on Friday, July 3

Class Schedule

9:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. * Lunch provided

Attendance Policy

Students are expected to attend daily until they have completed the class they registered for.

Fill out the Lakes, Clover Park and Harrison Prep Registration

Credit retrieval registration is accepted March 11 – May 15

Last day to register is May 15

Information

Students register for one session:

• Credit retrieval summer school is available to students currently residing in the Clover Park School District.
• Students may enroll in up to 2 courses (one semester each) during summer school.
• Students are expected to attend class sessions daily. They may complete a course at any time. Students are highly encouraged to continue their credit retrieval work at home pending available internet.
• Students will receive the letter grade earned for each completed semester course at the end of summer school. No In-Progress (IP) grades will be assigned.
• Students will receive a CPSD laptop to use for the summer and will be required to return the laptop upon completion of their program.
• Space is limited and is on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Registration confirmations will be emailed and mailed to your home address on file at a later date. Please ensure your email and mailing addresses are accurate in your registration.
• CLOSED CAMPUS: Summer school will take place at Harrison Prep and will be a closed campus. This means visitors, including food delivery services, are not allowed, and students may not leave campus for any reason, until their classes are over for the day.
• GRADE REPORTS: A course completion certificate will be issued with the final grade and credits earned for each course completed. At the end of the summer school program, each student will receive a digital copy of their certificates via email. Please make sure that you include an accurate email address when you register. Copies of certificates will be sent to the student’s home school for final grades and credits earned to be added to official transcripts.
• LIBRARY: Students needing library services must use the public library.
• LEAVING SCHOOL WHEN CLASSES END: Students must leave the school grounds immediately after their classes end for the day. Parents/guardians are asked to pick students up promptly after class unless they are riding the bus/transit system.
• TRANSPORTATION: CPSD bus transportation will be available to and from Summer school.

ALL SCHOOL RULES APPLY DURING SUMMER SCHOOL

Behavior and/or participation in activities that are distracting and/or not aligned with the goals of the Credit Retrieval Summer School program will result in dismissal from the program and lost opportunities for credit retrieval.

Site Coordinator:
Andrea Nelson
253-583-6212 Email the coordinator

Secondary Program Director:
Kimberly Rayl
253-583-5017
Email the coordinator