Summer School

Three and six weeks online courses are in session from June 15-July 24. Four and eight-week online courses are in session from June 8-July 31. We offer two summer semesters - Semester 1 is equivalent to the first semester (half a year) of coursework and Semester 2 is equivalent to the second semester (half a year) of coursework. Crean Lutheran summer school classes are open to all students regardless of what school students are enrolled at during the academic year unless noted in the course description. To successfully complete a course, students must attend classes (online) and fulfill all coursework that includes homework and exams.

Semester 1 classes for eight-week online courses open on Wednesday, June 3 and Friday, June 12 for our six-week online courses. Semester 2 classes for eight-week online and six-week online courses open on Friday, July 3.

Summer School Bookstore

Required books can be found through the bookstore website links below. A Crean Lutheran student issued email address must be used when purchasing textbooks, this will allow students to view their Canvas courses and their required materials to purchase. Once you view your course list, click on your class (e.g., Algebra I) and you will see the required texts and what choices you have for new, used, rental, etc.

Summer School 2020 Book store website

As you know, COVID-19 has necessitated the need for increased efforts and enhancements related to distance learning opportunities. Crean Lutheran students are regularly being asked to attend Zoom meetings in which they interact with teachers and fellow students. Students may also be asked to use other online learning tools and upload projects (e.g. presentations, videos, and other assignments). Given the necessity for the use of these online tools, Crean Lutheran does not offer an opt-out option for students or their families. If you have questions or concerns related to this stance, please carefully review the guidelines below and contact our Director of eLearning, Mr. Ben Fisher, if necessary.

Distance Learning Expectations

• In order to facilitate learning in an online setting, teachers make use of Zoom as a means for virtual meetings, help sessions, and live classes. Zoom has several features that enhance security for these virtual meetings. Teachers are encouraged to use these features to ensure the safety and security of their Zoom sessions. Examples include;

  • Locking the Zoom session after it’s started so no one else can join;

  • Controlling screen sharing so that only the teacher can share their screen and allow students to share their screen as necessary;

  • Enabling a waiting room that allows teachers to admit students;

  • Locking down chat within Zoom to prevent private chats between students;

  • Encouraging students to use a blank background, a virtual background, or to turn off their video;

  • Removing individuals who are not supposed to be in meetings

• Synchronous instruction through live streaming, videoconferencing, or other interactive methodologies by which students are engaged in live electronic communication with their teachers will occur.

  • Parents, guardians, and students do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy in information and images that can be perceived through audio and/or video during the use of such programs.

• Asynchronous interactions will also occur. Crean Lutheran students are required to post online (e.g. Canvas, unlisted Youtube, etc.), which allows their work to be viewed by teachers and peers (evaluative purposes, group work, fostering interaction and relationships, etc.)

  • Parents, guardians, and students do not have a reasonable expectation of the privacy of those videos, recordings, projects, assignments, performances, etc., given that these videos may be accessed and distributed by other individuals.

  • Parents, guardians, and students understand that their images, videos, audio recordings, projects, designs, artwork, choreography, etc. may be viewed, distributed, or altered without their permission or the permission of Crean Lutheran High School, given that they are accessible by multiple individuals.

• Continued participation in Crean Lutheran’s online learning courses represents an understanding of this document, an awareness and acceptance of the risks associated with online learning, and your agreement to hold Crean Lutheran High School, its teachers, and its staff members harmless.

Three-week courses are $410 per semester, or $820 for both semesters (six weeks). Four-week courses are $510 per semester or $1020 for both semesters (eight weeks). Refunds are not available after the first day of class. 

Summer School classes offered by Crean Lutheran High School are available to current Crean Lutheran students and Non-Crean Lutheran high school students. Classes are offered online via Canvas, our course management system.
 

Crean Lutheran is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). Crean Lutheran courses meet or exceed the University of California “A-G” subject area requirements. Please Note: Crean Lutheran High School is not responsible for other schools or school districts and their determination of how they accept these units. All students are advised to confirm course credit transfer with their school counselor prior to enrolling in a Crean Lutheran High School course.
 

Crean Lutheran requires each new student (i.e., incoming students or those from other high schools) to attend Crean Lutheran's Technology Orientation which provides information related to navigating Canvas, our course management system. Each student will be required to have a laptop (PC, Mac, or Chromebook) with a strong internet connection.

Please click on this link for a tutorial on how to register for summer school.