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Design Fundamentals AR0100 ........................................................................................ 3 Drivers Education DE1402 (Traditional classroom) ............................................ 3 Virtual Education Course Information: .......................................................................... 4 American Government SS1208O .................................................................................... 4 Area Studies: The Middle East SS1234O .................................................................... 4 Business Essentials BC0234O ........................................................................................... 5 Computer Applications BC0270O ................................................................................... 5 Drivers Education DE1402OA ........................................................................................ 5 Emerging Technologies BC0456O .................................................................................. 6 Health & Wellness HE0098O ............................................................................................ 6 Personal Finance BC0204O ............................................................................................... 6 Physical Education - PE1000O ........................................................................................... 7 U.S. History: Understanding the Contemporary .......................................................... 7 United States Since 1865 SS1230O ................................................................................ 7 CR - American Government: Semester 1 - SS1208A or Semester 2 SS1209A ......................................................... 8 CR Biology: Semester 1 SC1100A or Semester 2 SC1101A ........................... 8 CR Communication Arts I: Semester 1 CA0300A or Semester 2 CA0301A ...................................................... 9 CR Communication Arts II: Semester 1 CA0304A or Semester 2 CA0305A ...................................................... 9 CR Communication Arts III: Semester 1 CA0308A or Semester 2 CA0309A ...................................................... 9 CR Contemporary Communications: Semester 1 CA0324A or Semester 2 CA0325A .................................................... 10 CR Algebra I: Semester 1 MA0806A or Semester 2 MA0807A .................. 10 CR Geometry: Semester 1 MA0810A or Semester 2 MA0811A ................. 10 CR History of the Western World: Semester 1 SS1200A or Semester 2 SS1201A ...................................................... 11 CR - U.S. History: Understanding the Contemporary United States Since 1865 Semester 1 SS1230A or Semester 2 SS1231A ...................................................... 11
Drivers Education consists of classroom instructions and driving instruction. Students must successfully complete both portions of the course. Daily attendance is mandatory. It is important for students to maintain regular attendance in order to meet course competencies. Please note that any morning or full-day summer camps scheduled during June present possible conflicts for the summer session of Drivers Education. Please consider your ability to commit to the full class schedule before registering for the class. The fee for this course is $275.00 In the event that a student requires additional driving or classroom instruction time to pass the course, an additional fee of $100.00 will be charged to cover this instruction. The instruction will take place during the next available session of drivers education. Please contact the Drivers Education Coordinator at 913239-4082 if your student needs a special accommodation to complete this course. Enrollment: Parents can complete the enrollment process by using Synergy. Instructions for completing the enrollment process are included on PAGE 12. For additional information about the course call 913-239-4082.
Enrollment: Parents can complete the enrollment process by using Synergy. Instructions for completing the enrollment process are included on PAGE 12. For additional information about the course call 913-239-4221.
U.S. History: Understanding the Contemporary United States Since 1865 SS1230O
Prerequisite: Students must attend one orientation session and complete a proctored final exam. Dates: June 4, 2013 through August 2, 2013 Location: Blue Valley North Room: N/A course is offered virtually Grades: 11 Credit: - this course meets of the graduation requirement Fee: $250.00 Overview: Students will begin this course studying the foundational themes in our nations creation, i.e., creation of government, federalism, rule of law, etc. The emphasis of this beginning unit will be how these foundational themes defined the nation in 1865. This prerequisite knowledge is a necessity to understanding the contemporary United States and will be used as a building block from which to study all future events. The fee for this course is $250.00. *Only semester 1 content is offered during the summer term. Students will be required to complete content from both (semester 1 and 2) to receive the full (1) credit for the course. Enrollment: Parents can complete the enrollment process by using Synergy. Instructions for completing the enrollment process are included on PAGE 12. For additional information about the course call 913-239-4221.
and poetry through expository, persuasive, and narrative writing techniques. The class includes application of literary terms in literature and the refinement of vocabulary, research skills and accuracy in conventions. The fee for this course is $250.00. Enrollment: Credit recovery courses are limited to enrollment by students who have previously failed the course. Parents can complete the enrollment process by using Synergy. Instructions for completing the enrollment process are included on PAGE 12. For additional information about the course call 913-239-4221.
Enrollment: Credit recovery courses are limited to enrollment by students who have previously failed the course. Parents can complete the enrollment process by using Synergy. Instructions for completing the enrollment process are included on PAGE 12. For additional information about the course call 913-239-4221.
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CR - U.S. History: Understanding the Contemporary United States Since 1865 Semester 1 SS1230A or Semester 2 SS1231A
Prerequisite: Students must attend one orientation session and complete a proctored final exam. Dates: June 10, 2013 through August 2, 2013 Location: Blue Valley North Room: N/A course is offered virtually Grades: 11 Credit: - this course meets of the graduation requirement Fee: $250.00 per semester Overview: Students will begin this course studying the foundational themes in our nations creation, i.e., creation of government, federalism, rule of law, etc. The emphasis of this beginning unit will be how these foundational themes defined the nation in 1865. This prerequisite knowledge is a necessity to understanding the contemporary United States and will be used as a building block from which to study all future events. The fee for this course is $250.00. *Only semester 1 content is offered during the summer term. Students will be required to complete content from both (semester 1 and 2) to receive the full (1) credit for the course. Enrollment: Credit recovery courses are limited to enrollment by students who have previously failed the course. Parents can complete the enrollment process by using Synergy. Instructions for completing the enrollment process are included on PAGE 12. For additional information about the course call 913-239-4221.
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FAQ
Q: What dates are the virtual orientations? A: Tuesday, June 4, 2013 A completed schedule is posted on the Virtual Education website http://www.bluevalleyk12.org/virtualed Q: What if I am unable to attend on the dates of the virtual orientation? A: Students are required to attend one orientation session. If the student is unable to attend any of the scheduled sessions, they will need to contact Robert Asquith at 913-239-4344 to schedule an appointment. *Students will not receive access to the online course until the orientation has been completed. Q: What if I am unable to attend on the date of the virtual final exams? A: Students who are unable to complete the proctored final exam during the scheduled session will need to contact Robert Asquith at 913-239-4344 to schedule an appointment. Q: I didnt receive a virtual orientation packet in the mail. Where can I obtain a copy of the materials? A: Complete copies of the summer school packets may be obtained from the summer school website. http://www.bluevalleyk12.org/virtualed Q: What are the fees for the virtual classes? A: The fees for virtual classes including credit recovery courses are $250.00 per course per semester. The fee for drivers education is $275.00. Q: When are the fees due for the virtual classes? A: Fees are due at the time of registration and must be paid online using BV Parents Online/ParentVue.
Q: What is the last date to drop the course and still receive a refund? A: Students who drop a virtual course prior to Monday, June 10, 2013 are eligible for a refund. Students who drop after June 10, 2013 will not receive a refund. Summer Academy is financially supported through student tuition. Q: I am on free/reduced lunch. Do I need to pay the summer school fees? A: Free or reduced status applies to the elementary Step Up program only. Fees for virtual or credit recovery courses are not adjusted for free/reduced status. Q: How many students are in the design fundamentals class? A: Each design fundamentals class has a limit of 25 students per class. Q: The classes are full can my student be added to the wait list? A: The Summer Academy courses do have wait lists. The wait list criteria are based on content, facility, equipment and teacher availability. For additional information about the wait lists, contact 913-239-4221. Q: Is transportation provided? A: The district does not provide transportation for the summer session. Q: How many traditional classes can my student miss? A: Students enrolled in the summer academy are strongly encouraged to attend all instructional sessions. Any student who will miss more than two days of class for camps, vacations, etc. should not enroll. *Students enrolled in credit recovery courses are required to meet with their instructor each week throughout the summer term. Q: Will my student need any supplies? A: Students enrolled in design fundamentals course are not required to purchase supplies for this course.
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Q: What are the requirements to enroll in a virtual education course? A: Students must have access to a computer with Internet access. Students are required to have the full version of Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Access) if they are enrolled in the Computer Applications course. Students enrolled in other virtual courses must have a word processing program available to them. For a specific list of technology requirements visit http://www.bluevalleyk12.org/virtualed. Q: How much time should I plan for my virtual coursework? A: Each virtual class requires approximately 8-10 hours per week. Students are required to complete assignments, readings, quizzes and online discussion forums. Q: Can my family take a vacation during summer school? A: Although virtual courses have a flexible schedule, students are required to complete coursework within a specific timeframe. It is highly recommended that students who will miss more than one week of instruction not enroll in a summer course due to the compacted semester. *The summer semester is less than 8 weeks and students are required to complete the same curriculum as a typical semester.
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