In some cases, it would be in a student’s best interest to attend summer school in order to stay on track for graduation. Options for credit recovery include summer school at EHS or another Metro area school. A student can also take online classes through programs such as Brigham Young E-learning. The student must get approval from the counseling center before taking a class in order for the credit to be accepted.
EHS Summer School: The Elkhorn High summer school program is held in June and July. This program is for credit recovery only. Elkhorn’s program is computer based and self-paced. Credit is given for successful completion. Multiple sessions are usually held, Monday through Friday. There may be a fee involved, and students are invited to enroll based upon their academic need. The summer program is offered on a first come-first serve basis.
EPS Summer School for credit recovery will be recorded as a P (Pass) on the student transcript. This does not replace the original grade earned in the course. The original grade earned will still be the grade that is calculated in the student’s GPA. Upon completion of the class, the student will earn a credit towards graduation.
Millard Public Schools: Millard offers a variety of credit recovery and advanced placement courses. The student must get approval from the counseling center before taking a class for either credit recovery or advanced placement. Visit Milliard Public Schools website or call 402-715-8253/402-715-8708 for more information.
Westside Public Schools: Westside offers a variety of credit recovery courses. The student must get approval from the counseling center before taking a class for credit recovery. Visit Westside Public Schools for more information.
Brigham Young University: BYU offers a variety of courses Elkhorn would accept for credit recovery. This is an online independent study program. The student must get approval from the counseling center before taking a class.