Summer Extensions for Mathematics

This program is designed for Math 6, Math 7, and Extended Math 6 students to excel in their mathematics course pathway. This blended, online learning course is designed for students to learn new mathematical content to help them be successful in an advanced mathematics course. Students have the option of working online independently, as well as with certified middle school mathematics teachers during predetermined times.

There are three (3) courses available:

• Math 6 to Extended Math 7
• Math 7 to Algebra I
• Extended Math 6 to Algebra I

Courses are available for students currently enrolled in Extended Math 6 and Extended Math 7 courses who may be struggling to master important mathematical concepts.

• Extended Math 6 to Extended Math 7
• Extended Math 7 to Algebra I

Dates: June 6 - July 14 (online)
Time: Virtual assistance will be available at predetermined times each day

Dates: June 13 - July 14 (in-person)
Time: 8:30am - 12:30pm
Sites: Dixon-Smith Middle and Stafford Middle
Parents must provide transportation

This program is tuition-free

Upon successful completion of this online course, students will then be placed in their new mathematics course placement for the 2022-23 school year.

Each middle school will recommend students for this summer program. NWEA MAP scores and a teacher rubric are part of this recommendation process. As always, parents and students interested in pursuing this opportunity should contact the mathematics coach or specialist at their child’s middle school for more information.

High School New/Initial Credit Courses

Registration for new credit courses begins April 25. The deadline for registration is May 20. 

Private school students whose parents reside in Stafford County may attend summer school. These students must enroll in "Summer School Focus" for the high school they would attend. These students must pay by cash or money order. 

NCAA students must register for initial credit. 

Learning Options for Students

• Credit Recovery - June 6 - July 21
  • A combination of virtual learning and on-campus learning in the learning lab. All students are welcome (and encouraged) to work in the learning lab. Students should bring headphones to the lab.
  • One unit of new credit is the maximum for which a student may enroll. Some courses may include a required end-of-course test to earn a verified credit (SOL or W!SE Financial Literacy exam) to receive high school credit.
  • *Potential NCAA athletes must enroll in Summer School for initial credit; these students must physically be present in the learning lab each day, until their course is complete.
• New/initial credit - May 16 - July 21
  • Instruction is almost entirely online
  • Students must take the midterm, final, and any required end-of-course assessments (SOL or W!SE exam) in the learning lab.
  • Should a student fail to make adequate daily progress in the virtual learning environment, they will be required to "catch-up" in the learning lab until they are back on pace. Online courses will be suspended if students fall too far behind. One new unit of credit is the maximum for which a student may enroll at a time. 

Additional Student Requirements

• Labs are open to students Monday - Thursday from 9:00am - 1:00pm. 
• Once a student is enrolled in a course, they should begin working within 24 hours after May 16. 

High School Credit Recovery Courses

Registration for credit recovery will begin April 25 with high school counselors. The deadline for registration is June 20. Potential NCAA athletes may not participate in credit recovery.

• June 6 - July 21
  • A combination of virtual learning and on-campus learning in the learning lab. All students are welcome (and encouraged) to work in the learning lab. Students should bring headphones to the lab.
  • One unit of new credit is the maximum for which a student may enroll. Some courses may include a required end-of-course test to earn a verified credit (SOL or W!SE Financial Literacy exam) to receive high school credit.
  • Labs are open to students Monday - Thursday from 9:00am - 1:00pm.

Power Up for Algebra I

Rising 9th graders, in need of additional support to prepare them for the rigor of Algebra I, will be invited to participate in a Power-Up Program. Curriculum is designed by Stafford middle and high school Algebra teachers. Content will focus on the required skills for success in Algebra.

Dates: July 5 - 21
Time: 9:00am - 1:00pm

Sites:
Stafford HS: Brooke Point, Stafford HS
Mountain View: Colonial Forge, Mountain View, North Stafford

Classroom Driver's Education

Dates: June 6 - 9, June 13 - 16
Time: 8:00am - 2:00pm
Site: Brooke Point HS (for all students)

Please contact your school for more information

Summer Behind the Wheel

These classes are for Stafford County students. Behind The Wheel (BTW) classes are based on student enrollment. The fee for BTW is $225 and will be collected prior to the first day of classes (or at the first day). Payment information will be communicated to families once the enrollment form is completed.

Once a student has registered for BTW, they will receive a confirmation email that contains information on payment options. If a student is eligible for a fee waiver, they should complete the waiver form. Students who appear on the confidential list of fee waivers, and who qualify for reduced lunch, receive a 50% reduction in tuition; students who qualify for free lunch, and who appear on the confidential list of fee waivers, receive a 90% reduction on tuition. 

Summer Behind the Wheel Registration Link (Click here)

BTW Session Dates 
Session 1: May 31 - June 8
Session 2: June 9 - June 17
Session 3: June 22 - June 30
Session 4: July 11 - 19
Session 5: July 20 - 28

Times: 7-9 am; 9-11 am; 11:30-1:30 pm; 1:30-3:30 pm

Location: North Stafford HS (driving range) and Stafford HS (driving range)

Virtual Virginia

High school students may take online courses offered by Virtual Virginia, with school approval.

Summer Session One is from June 1-July 15; Summer Session Two is from June 15-July 29.

Registration is open now. Coursework may be completed at home.

Tuition is $375 per student, per course.

Students are responsible for the purchase of textbooks that are not available in our schools. Courses are NOT self-paced. 

Students taking courses that require an end-of-course assessment (SOL or W!SE) must test at the Phoenix Center or North Stafford HS to receive high school credit.

Experiential Learning for New English Learners

The goal of this summer experience is to provide rich, integrated learning experiences for students who are new to the American education system and English language. The learning experiences, directly connected to state standards, will enable students to develop the background knowledge and language skills necessary to be successful in the content classes they will be enrolled in during the regular school year. 

Student Eligibility

• All students with limited and/or interrupted formal education (SLIFE) who will be in grades 7-12 next school year. 
• Newcomer ELs with a WIDA composite score of 1.0-1.9 who have been enrolled in school in the United States for two years or less. 

Structure
June 13 - July 1 (no school June 20-21)
Monday - Friday
9:00am - 1:00pm
Stafford HS

Transportation and lunch will be provided for all students who attend.