RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE ADMINISTRATION - April 25, 2000

15. 2000 High School Summer Program

INFORMATION:

Summer School is prepared to offer required courses in English, mathematics, science, social
studies, computer literacy, health, and physical education that are scheduled during the
regular school year. Emphasis will be placed on remediation and development of basic skills.
Students failing courses due to attendance problems will not be admitted to Summer School.
Students withdrawn from courses as aresult of Academic Review Board Hearings are not
entitled to summer school. The district intends that the Summer School Program only be held
if enrollment is sufficient to cover all costs associated with this program.

Teachers' Salaries:

Number of teachers = 14
Teacher hours per day = 4
Number of instructional days = 30
Total instructional hours per teacher = 120
Salary per teacher (120 hours x $24.28) = $2,914
Total instructional salary ($2,914 x 14 teachers) =

$40,796

Postage and Supplies

RECOMMENDATION:

Total

That the administration be authorized to operate the self-sustaining, thirty (30) school day
Summer School Program only if there is sufficient enrollment to cover costs associated with
this program. Students who participate will be charged registration fees as follows:

Resident students: Semester courses (.5 credit) = $65 per course Full year courses (1.0 credit) = $130 per course Nonresident students: Semester courses (.5 credit) = $80 per course Full year courses (1.0 credit) = $160 per course