Session 1 Students: Teachers will email you information about your class (including your Zoom link) on June 12, 2022. If you register after noon on June 11, 2022, please allow additional time for teachers to send you your class information. If you do not have your class information by 7:30 a.m. on June 13, 2022, a Zoom link will be posted below to ask for help.
Middle School Summer School: Buses will run June 6–17, 2022. Please follow the link above to determine what pick up/drop off locations and times are. They are likely different than the routes run during the school year. The routes will be updated in June.
High School Afternoon Online Credit Recovery Summer School: Students taking afternoon online/Edgenuity classes are required to take all tests in person at their home campus. All other course work is done virtually. Afternoon buses will run on Monday and Wednesdays at community stops for students who need to take Prescriptive or Unit tests. Students do all other course work from home.
mLISD Device Summer Information
(Information Coming Soon)
High School Summer School
Course Information
Dates for High School Summer School 2022
Session I: June 13–30, 2022 | Session II: July 11–28, 2022
Acceleration / Original, First-time Credit
Acceleration/original credit courses will be taught virtually. Google Classroom, Zoom and Google Meets will be the primary tools for virtual learning. Synchronous and asynchronous instruction will both be incorporated. By registering for summer school, you agree to use all these formats. Students must sign up for the full-year course. Students will attend class virtually from 8:00-1:00, Monday-Thursday. When these courses are full, registration will close.
Full-Year Courses Offered (Credit award for full year):
- Math: Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II
- English: English III, English IV
- Social Studies: World Geography, World History
Cost: $400 Per Course
Dates: Session I June 13–30, 2022 and Session II July 11-28, 2022
Semester Courses Offered:
- Social Studies: Government (Session I only), Economics (Session II only)
Cost: $200 per semester course
- Open to in-district students and students who reside in LISD boundaries only.
- Open to current 8th-12th grade students.
- Students should consult with their current campus counselor prior to registration.
- All courses taken for high school credit WILL count toward the student’s high school GPA.
- Pre-AP and AP courses are not offered in summer school.
- Registration is open until summer school begins or until the classes are full.
- Please select courses carefully as there are no refunds (unless the class has to be canceled due to low enrollment).
**Students who are interested in courses for original credit that are not being offered in LISD can reach out to UT High School or Texas Tech K-12.
Credit Recovery
Teacher-led Course (Student attempted the course and did not receive credit)
Students have the option to take Credit Recovery courses taught virtually. Google Classroom, Zoom and Google Meets will be the primary tools for virtual learning. Synchronous and asynchronous instruction will both be incorporated. By registering for summer school, you agree to use all these formats. Students will attend class virtually from 8 a.m.–1 p.m., Monday–Thursday. When these courses are full, registration will close.
Courses Offered
- Math: Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II
- English: English I, English II, English III, English IV
- Science: Biology, Chemistry, Physics
- Social Studies: World Geography, World History, US History, Government (Session I only), Economics (Session II only)
- Electives: Spanish I, Spanish II
Cost per session: $200 per semester course
Dates: Session I June 13–30, 2022 and Session II July 11–28, 2022
- Open to in-district students and students who reside in LISD boundaries only.
- Open to current 8th-12th grade students.
- Students should consult with their current campus counselor prior to registration.
- Students will receive a grade in their course that will be averaged into their GPA.
- The original failing grade remains on the transcript and is also averaged into their GPA.
- Pre-AP and AP courses are not offered in summer school.
- Courses used to regain past failed credits.
- Registration is open until summer school begins or until the classes are full.
- Please select courses carefully as there are no refunds (unless the class has to be canceled due to low enrollment).
Online Credit Recovery Lab
(Student attempted the course and did not receive credit)
Edgenuity courses are online and self paced. Students may complete work at their own schedule with access to a Credit Recovery Lab Manager Monday–Thursday from 1:30–4:30 p.m.. Students may regain more than one course over the summer, but should only sign up for and pay for one. Access to a computer and internet service is required. Students must test in person at their home campus, but will do the coursework at home at their own pace. Testing Centers/Credit Recovery Labs will be open Monday and Wednesday afternoons from 1:30–4:30 p.m. for “drop-in” testing.
Cost per session: $75 per session
Dates: Session I June 13–30, 2022 and Session II July 11–28
- Only register for 1 course per session. We will load additional courses as needed at no cost during the session the student is enrolled in.
- All courses will be offered through LISD’s Edgenuity platform.
- Open to in-district students only who were enrolled and completed classes during the 2021–22 school year.
- Students should consult with their current campus counselor prior to registration.
- Students will receive a grade in their course that will NOT be averaged into their GPA.
- Pre-AP and AP courses are not offered.
- Courses used to regain past failed credits.
- Edgenuity will be shut down for student access during the summer unless the student is enrolled in summer school. Edgenuity will be accessed only during the summer school sessions, not throughout the entire summer.
- Please select courses carefully (one per session) as there are no refunds.
Additional Credit Recovery information for students who are registered (first day procedures).
Additional Information
- Teacher-Led Original Credit and Teacher-Led Credit Recovery open to in-district students and students who reside in LISD boundaries only.
- Online Credit Recovery open to in-district students only.
- Courses being offered are dependent upon registration. Classes may be cancelled for low enrollment and in that case, full refunds will be issued.
- Registration is open until summer school begins or until the classes are full.
- The last day to register for Session I is June 13, no exceptions.
- The last day to register for Session II is July 11, no exceptions.
- Students should consult with their current campus counselor prior to registration.
- ALL courses taken for high school original credit/acceleration WILL COUNT toward the student’s high school GPA.
- Pre-AP, IB and AP courses are not offered in summer school.
- Please select courses carefully as there are NO REFUNDS.
- Summer School Teachers will email Google Classroom links, Zoom links, and additional information specific to their class by June 12 for Session I and July 10 for Session II.
Edgenuity & Afternoon Credit Recovery FAQs
What is Edgenuity Credit Recovery?
An online program used by LISD to recover credit for classes already taken but failed. The courses are taken by semester for recovery. Students will watch/read lessons in an online program that aligns with the content taught in the LISD course. Students will take notes, do activities and/or labs, take quizzes and tests. Students who successfully complete and pass the course will receive a grade (not averaged into the GPA) on their transcript. The originally failed grade remains on the transcript as well.
How do I enroll for a course?
Follow the registration link on the Summer School website to register. You will only register for one course per session. We will load additional courses at no cost during the session if the student finishes in time to do so.
What is the cost per course? How do I pay?
$75 per semester course, $50 for students coded at-risk, no cost for students coded free/reduced.
Payment is done online during the registration process. The discounts are automatically calculated by the online registration site. There are no refunds, so please talk with your counselor before registering.
Can I enroll in multiple courses?
Students should enroll in only one course per session for afternoon Credit Recovery. If students have multiple courses that they need to complete, and complete their registered course with fidelity before the end of the session, we will load another course for no extra charge if there is time to complete it.
Please note: Only 1 Edgenuity course will be active at once. You may be registered to take another course, but it will become active after your lab manager confirms that the previous course is passed and complete.
When are the course sessions?
- Session I June 13–30, 2022
- Session II July 11–28, 2022
Edgenuity courses will be disabled 5 p.m. June 30 and then reactivated July 11 for students who are signed up for Session II. All courses will be disabled at 5 p.m. July 28. Courses will not be loaded/activated again until school resumes in Fall 2022.
Once I am enrolled, what happens next?
After you complete the registration for the course, our team will process your request and register you for the appropriate course. You will be assigned a lab manager that will help you track your assignments and progress of each course. The Lab Manager will email class information to the students on June 9 for Session I and July 7 for Session II. This email will include instructions on how to log on and use Edgenuity and information on how to contact/Zoom with your Lab Manager.
How do I get logged in?
Access Edgenuity through LaunchPad.
If you have a Lenovo laptop, then you will click on the Leander LaunchPad icon (with a rocket). If you have your own laptop or desktop, then you will need to go to the LaunchPad site.
Your login is your LISD computer login:
Username (first 8 characters of your lastname_ID number)
Password (whatever you have changed your password to)
Do I need to check in with my lab tech everyday?
No, your lab manager is there to support you with technical questions and problem solve issues you are having. You will work on your course at your own pace from home.
When do I need to report to the lab?
Credit Recovery Labs will be open for in-person support Monday and Wednesday 1:30 – 4:30. Students will utilize the lab to take Prescriptive and all Unit testing. Students must arrive to start their tests by 3:30.
Prescriptive testing is a test that determines the content that the student already knows. Please note: This needs to be completed in person before students begin the coursework.The program will take that content out of the course if the student demonstrates mastery, shortening the course the student will do.
Unit tests are embedded within each Edgenuity course. The student will not be able to progress through the course once they encounter a unit test. At that time, the student will go to their home campus Credit Recovery Lab on a Monday or Wednesday during summer sessions to test in-person. Students can not bypass a unit test and come back to it. To move on in the course, the test must be taken in-person and passed (retakes are provided the same day).
Do I need to take the Prescriptive test?
No, this is optional. It is beneficial for students to take it so that content already mastered can be removed from the course. If the student chooses not to take this test, they will do the full course in Edgenuity.
Do I need to take the unit test?
Yes, all students must take the unit tests in their courses. Students will be given more than one opportunity to take and pass this test. This must be done in-person at the Lab.
What do I do once I have completed the course?
Email your Lab Manager or join their Zoom session to let them know you have completed your course. They will complete and submit the completion form that will be sent to your home campus. The home campus will clear the credit on your transcript. Students can submit a request using this Form or ask their Lab Manager to submit a request for another course once the first course is 95% or more completed with a passing grade. Once that request is submitted, a summer school counselor will approve the course and the Lab Manager will notify the student when it is loaded and ready to start.
Are there buses available to get to the lab?
Yes. We have buses on Monday and Wednesday afternoons for students to attend the 1:30–4:30 p.m. open lab. Find your route/time
How do I contact the campus?
You may contact your Lab Manager directly with questions via their email (once summer school starts) or email the summer school office at [email protected].
Attendance
Morning Teacher-led
With limited days per session, attendance is extremely important. Please plan to attend every day of summer school.
- Students will be dropped from the course on the third absence without a refund; no exceptions.
- Three tardies equal one absence (students are marked tardy after 8:15 a.m.).
- Students may not miss a final exam or take it early; no exceptions.
- There are no additional allotted excused absences beyond the first two, including illnesses and/or court appearances. Please plan accordingly.
Afternoon Online Credit Recovery
- Daily attendance is not taken, students work at their own pace.
- Students may “drop-in” to their campus Credit Recovery Lab Monday and Wednesday afternoons when they need to test (prescriptive or unit) between 1:30-4:30.
Registration Information
All students who wish to attend summer school must discuss with their counselor via email or in person for course selection and approval prior to registering.
Online registration is preferred and opens April 1.
Students who live in the district boundaries but do not attend LISD schools must register in-person at one of the three registration dates or may make an appointment with Carey Wilson at the District Office, 204 W. South St. Please email [email protected] to make an appointment. All in-person registration must be paid in cash.
For students who live in the district boundaries, but do not attend LISD schools, please bring the following documents to your registration appointment.
- Proof of residence (utility bill)
- Your child’s birth certificate
- Your child’s social security card
In-person registration dates and locations:
Tuesday, June 7
5:30–7:30 p.m.
Cedar Park High School Cafeteria (enter through the side courtyard)
Wednesday, June 8
8:30–11 a.m.
Cedar Park High School Lecture Hall (enter through the front of campus)
Monday, June 13
7:30–10 a.m.
Cedar Park High School Library (enter through the front of campus)
At in-person registration, we will only be able to take cash or money orders. Credit card payments can only be made online through the EdPay portal.
High School Summer STAAR EOC Review & Test Dates
Dates for your EOC Review
English I
- EOC Review: Provided at each high school campus (information coming soon)
- Test Date: June 21 | Check in: 8-8:30 | Test Time: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. @Cedar Park HS
English II
- EOC Review: Provided at each high school campus (information coming soon)
- Test Date: June 23 | Check in: 8-8:30 | Test Time: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. @Cedar Park HS
Algebra I
- EOC Review: Provided at each high school campus (information coming soon)
- Test Date: June 24 | Check in: 8-8:30 | Test Time: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. @Cedar Park HS
Biology
- Virtual EOC Review: June 14, 15, 16 and June 20, 1:30-4:30 (Calendar with Zoom links HERE)
- Test Date: June 22 | Check in: 8-8:30 | Test Time: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. @Cedar Park HS
U.S. History
- Virtual EOC Review: June 14-18, 1:30-4:30 (Calendar with Zoom links HERE)
- Test Date: June 22 | Check in: 8-8:30 | Test Time: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. @Cedar Park HS
Students do not need to register for the review sessions and can attend as many days or as few days as they are able. We encourage students to attend as many review sessions as possible.
Some important things to know about the June STAAR EOC days are…
- Students need to bring an I.D. with them.
- Students with an LISD device (Lenovo) must bring it with them and have it charged to take the test online.
- Check in is from 8:00 – 8:30 at Cedar Park High School
- Testing starts between 8:30-9:00 and ends approximately at 1:00. The English I and II tests last until 2:00 PM.
- Students will need to secure their own transportation.
- Feel free to bring a snack.
Code of Conduct
All policies/procedures stated in the current LISD Student and Parent Handbook are in effect during summer school. Any major infraction will result in immediate disciplinary action, which may include removal and credit not earned. No refunds will be given.
High School Times & Schedules
Virtual Teacher-led Summer School (Students who reside in the LISD boundaries)
Session I: Monday, June 13 – Thursday, June 30; Classes are from 8 a.m to 1 p.m. Monday–Thursday. Students will be in class with their teacher virtually from 8 a.m.–1 p.m. Attendance is mandatory. Please see the attendance tab for additional information.
Session II: Monday, July 11– Thurday, July 28; Classes are from 8 a.m to 1 p.m. Monday–Thursday. Students will be in class with their teacher virtually from 8 a.m.–1 p.m. Attendance is mandatory. Please see the attendance tab for additional information.
Cost: $200 per session
Online Credit Recovery through Edgenuity (Current LISD students only)
Self-paced through the Edgenuity online program with support from a Credit Recovery Lab Manager. Credit Recovery Labs will be open for in-person testing (all testing is required to be done in person) Monday and Wednesday at each high school campus.
Session I: Monday, June 13 – Thursday, June 30; Lab Managers will have office hours to support students between 1:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m., Monday – Thursday
Session II: Monday, July 11 – Thursday, July 28; Lab Managers will have office hours to support students between 1:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m., Monday – Thursday
Middle School Summer School
For Course Recovery
In-Person Middle School Summer School Ignite
The following middle school campuses will host summer school Ignite programs:
Cedar Park MS | Danielson MS | Four Points MS | Henry MS | Leander MS | Running Brushy MS | Wiley MS
June 6 – June 17
8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m., Monday – Friday
Middle School Summer School Ignite will be in an in-person format. This is an opportunity for Middle School students who are failing two or more core courses or are not receiving credit due to excessive absences. Students and parents will be contacted by their grade level counselor to sign up for Middle School Ignite. If your home campus is not hosting a summer school location, you will attend summer school at a campus in your area that is hosting. Students will attend summer school free of charge and will have access to the LISD Summer School bus. Lunch will not be provided.
For High School courses, Acceleration / Original, First-time Credit (8th-grade Students)
Teacher-led course for 8th-graders entering high school
Acceleration / Original, First-time Credit (High School)
Acceleration/original credit courses will be taught virtually. Google Classroom, Zoom and Google Meets will be the primary tools for virtual learning. Synchronous and asynchronous instruction will both be incorporated. By registering for summer school, you agree to use all these formats. Students must sign up for the full-year course. Students will attend class virtually from 8:00-1:00, Monday-Thursday. When these courses are full, registration will close.
Full-Year Courses Offered (Credit award for full year only):
- Math: Algebra I, Geometry
- Social Studies: World Geography
Cost: $400 Per Course (both sessions are covered in this price)
Dates: Session I June 9–25, 2021 and Session II July 14–30, 2021
- Open to in-district students and students who reside in LISD boundaries only.
- Student must take both sessions of summer school to cover the full year of the course.
- All courses taken for high school credit WILL count toward the student’s high school GPA.
- Pre-AP and AP courses are not offered in summer school.
- Registration is open until summer school begins or until classes are full.
- Please select courses carefully as there are no refunds (unless the class has to be canceled due to low enrollment).
- Students register using the high school registration process at the top of the page.
- All students registering/attending these courses will be issued a grade and credit for the course. There is not an option for the course to be a review or enrichment course, it is for credit/grade.
Questions?
Questions about credits and for advising on course selection should be directed to the student’s campus counselor. If you have registration questions, please email [email protected].
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The Leander ISD Secondary Summer School Office will be closed for summer break from July 1–July 8. We will return to the office July 11. Below are some frequently asked questions.
When will I hear from my summer school teacher?
Session I teachers will send a welcome email with information that is specific to their course (Zoom link, Google Classroom, etc.) on June 12. If you register after noon on June 11, please allow additional time for teachers to send you your class information. If you do not have your class information by 7:30 a.m. on June 13, a Zoom link and summer school phone number will be posted at the top of the summer school website to ask for help. Session II teachers will send out class information by July 10.
What do I do if I do not get an email from my teacher by June 12 (Session I) or July 10 (Session II)?
This summer school page will have a Zoom link posted that will take you into a help session with our summer school office staff. The Zoom room will be open from 7:30 a.m.–1 p.m.
Does attendance matter for morning teacher-led classes?
Yes, attendance is very important and is monitored very closely. On a student’s third absence, they are dropped from the course with no exceptions. Three (3) tardies equal one absence; being more than 15 minutes late or leaving class early is considered an absence. Each day of summer school is equal to about two weeks worth of curriculum during the school year, so the time in class is precious.
What happens if our internet goes down?
If you lose connection, please contact the summer school office for us to help solve the problem. You can also contact the Help Desk for Leander ISD at 512-570-0566. If you do not reach out to the campus/district, we will not be able to help and you will be considered absent.
When does registration close?
Session I registration on the website and/or in-person is open through June 13 at 1:30 p.m. Session II registration on the website and/or in-person is open through July 11 at 1:30 p.m. Some course registration will close before these dates (once classes are at capacity). You will see which courses are open/closed when you register through EdPay.
How many courses can I register for?
You can sign up for one teacher-led semester course in the morning and one online/Edgenuity semester course in the afternoon. Only register for one in the morning and one in the afternoon for each session for up to a total of 2 courses per session. If the afternoon online course is finished early enough, we will load another course at no cost to you.
If we live in the district zone but attend a school other than a LISD school, can we attend summer school?
Yes, you may attend our morning teacher-led classes. The afternoon online Edgenuity classes are only for LISD students. Registration for the morning teacher-led class must be done in person.
How do I register if I live in the district but do not attend LISD schools?
Contact Carey Wilson at [email protected] or call 512-570-0387 to make an appointment. You may also attend one of our three registration events (dates/location listed on the website). The sooner you are able to register, the more likely the class is to be open. Registration is cash only. Families must bring the student’s birth certificate, photo ID and a utility bill with your local address/name.
Can I work on my Edgenuity course all summer?
No. The Edgenuity courses will close/be turned off at 5 p.m. on the last day of each session. The content/progress will not be lost. Students who started a course the first session and also signed up for the second session will have the course re-loaded and will work from where they left off. Students who do not complete a course they began during summer school will work with their campus in the fall to determine when they will complete that course (typically in a credit recovery class period). No progress will be lost or deleted.