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Summer School in the Ashwaubenon School District provides opportunities for children who wish to enrich and enhance their experiences beyond the regular school year. It also provides opportunities to explore new learnings. It also offers learning situations for students needing basic instruction and/or remediation in academic areas.
Course Offerings by Grade Level
(select your current grade when choosing classes)
Dates:
Monday, June 15 - Friday, July 10. There will be no summer school on Friday, July 3.
Locations:
Most classes will be held at Parkview Middle School and Ashwaubenon High School. Ready for 4 year-old and 5 year-old Kindergarten classes will be held at Cormier School. In a few cases, the location will not be known until after registration.
Parkview Middle School — 955 Willard Dr.
Ashwaubenon High School — 2391 S. Ridge Rd.
Cormier School and Early Learning Center — 2280 S. Broadway
Transportation:
Transportation for summer school is provided by Lamers for a fee. Schedules and bus registration forms will be available soon. Students are also able to take Green Bay Metro buses for free.
Daily schedule:
Classes are held Monday through Friday. Class times are as follows (unless otherwise noted):
Parkview & AHS:
1st period - 8:30-10 am
Break - 10-10:15 am
2nd period - 10:15-11:45 am
Cormier:
1 period only - 8:45-11:30 am
Snack:
Students may bring a snack which can be eaten during the break between class sessions.
Dress:
Students may wear casual dress during the summer session. Students must wear shoes.
Bicycles:
Bicycles must be locked securely in the bicycle racks at the school.
Attendance:
Regular attendance is expected of students enrolled in Summer School.
Reporting an absence:
In the event of an absence, please call the school in which the student attends class(es): Ashwaubenon High School — 492-2950, Parkview Middle School — 492-2940, or Cormier School and Early Learning Center — 448-2870. Students with unexcused absences may be dropped from Summer School. Students who display behavior that results in the disruption of the educational process may be dropped from school after sufficient warning and parental notice from the principal. State aids are based on students’ daily attendance.
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