Summer School

Premier High School's summer school program is designed to help students improve their academic foundation and improve their academic pacing using the Premier Model. This is a great opportunity to earn credits for courses that were not completed in the 23-24 school year or get a jumpstart on courses scheduled in the 24-25 school year.

Students will be required to take a minimum of two tests a week in at least two courses and will need to spend at least 30-40 minutes of homework each day.

High School Summer School is designed for:

• Students who failed to earn the required 6.5 credits in the 23-24 school year. 
• Students who want to take additional courses to make room in their future schedule.

• Attendance: Classroom attendance is required for the entire five-hour block. Absences cannot be made up.  Students are allowed two absences before the loss of credit. Students will be dropped from a course if absences exceed allowed days, no exceptions. If a student completes the courses they were enrolled in, they can complete summer school early. 
• Breakfast/Lunch: A short break will be provided at 12PM. Students arriving at 9:00 AM with breakfast will be sent to the cafeteria and marked late to school. Students must be in the classroom by 9:00 AM.  
• Tardiness: Tardiness counts against a student's daily absence. If the student exceeds three tardies, the student will be dropped from summer school and no course credit will be provided. 
• Discipline Issues: Students sent home due to discipline will be dropped from Summer School. It is expected that students of Premier High School will conduct themselves in a respectful manner. Students are expected to follow all  policies, rules, and regulations of Premier High School Austin Wells Branch. 
• Classes: Students are allowed up to 2.0 credits worth of work to be completed during the summer school session. 
• Homework: Students are expected to complete homework in the evening and weekends. 
• Dress Code: A neat and well-groomed appearance is a requirement for attendance. 
• Cell Phones: Absolutely no cell phones will be allowed. Students will have to place their phones in the cell phone cubby in the classroom. If a student is found using a cell phone, the student will be sent home and dropped from summer school. 
• HB4545: Students that failed an EOC course may attend summer school for tutorials. These hours count towards the required 15 hours for next school year. 
• Food Deliveries: Due to limited staffing, we will not allow food deliveries. We will have a refrigerator and microwaves available to students during their lunch break.