Saskatoon Public Schools’ Summer School program offers a range of high school credit classes that provide both current high school students and adults with an opportunity to meet high school graduation and entrance requirements to post-secondary institutions. Taking a class during the summer can provide current students with flexibility in their schedule during the following school year.
About
Students have the opportunity to earn credit in a range of 10-, 20- and 30-level courses, including English language arts, mathematics and science. Students are expected to participate fully in all classes in order to have the best opportunity for successful completion.
High school students who are under the age of 18 are required to have completed any prerequisite courses; it is up to students to ensure they have all prerequisites before summer classes begin. Prerequisite requirements are waived for adult students 18 and older.
All students attending Summer School classes pay tuition and course offerings are subject to sufficient enrolment.
Highlights
- Students can earn a high school credit in just one month.
- Provides current high school students with scheduling flexibility during the regular school year.
- Provides an opportunity for adult learners to upgrade or fulfill post-secondary requirements.
Summer School 2024
This year, summer school will take place at Walter Murray Collegiate from July 3 to 30, 2024 (Monday to Thursday, no classes on Friday). Morning classes run from 9 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. and evening classes run from 6 to 9:45 p.m.
The tuition increase last year to $500 will remain in place for Summer School 2024. Tuition for international students is $1,290.
Courses
It is recommended that students take only one class due to the condensed time period. Students who want to take two classes will need permission from the summer school supervisor.
Register
To register, click
here.
The deadline for registration is July 3, 2024. However, early registration is important to secure a place in the course you want.
Note: Students over 22 years of age are eligible to register for Summer School.
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