Students will meet on June 23, June 30, and July 7 from 8:00-12:15. Assignments will be submitted on Schoology. Final assignments must be submitted by July 11 at 12:00, noon. No late assignments will be accepted. Students who travel outside of the country will not have access to Schoology due to CCSD online security policies. All assignments are worked on in class and can be submitted early. 

HEALTH:  Health is a semester-long course course earning students .5 credits while addressing the Colorado Health Education Standards: Physical & Personal Wellness, Emotional and Social Wellness, and Prevention & Risk Management. Students will explore health as a holistic concept and the interconnection between one’s mental, social, physical and emotional health and others. Students will learn how to set personal goals. They will learn to evaluate and analyze situations and resources to help make healthy decisions in regard to lifelong health and wellness. They will analyze their current diets and the many influences on food choice. Students will explore healthy relationships. They will address the consequences and effects of use/non-use of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. Students will also work on communication and refusal skills in relationship to personal safety and violence prevention and awareness. Students will be assessed in a variety of modes including: self-checks/reflections, interactive quizzes, projects, exams, written assignments, and participation in classroom discussions. (7SSHEALTQ)

Grade Level:  10-12

Length:  One semester

Credit:  0.5

Prerequisite:  None

 

Please Note:

• Online summer school courses are rigorous. Students will be taught an entire 20-week semester within each 3-week summer session and should plan to commit 6-7 hours per day to the coursework on Canvas.


• Online summer school courses are self-paced and quarter-based. All work for each quarter is due by the end of that particular quarter. Students will earn two quarter grades instead of one semester grade.


• Online summer school students will be expected to complete most of their work asynchronously and at their own pace. Teachers will be available throughout the week to offer instructional support by email during regular summer school hours. Teachers will hold one live virtual class a week to provide a synchronous learning opportunity which is optional, but highly recommended.


• Year-long courses consist of two semesters that run consecutively. Semester 1 of a year-long course will only be offered during Session I. Semester 2 of a year-long course will only be offered during Session II. Semester-long courses such as PE, Health, and Government) will be offered during both Session 1 and Session 2.


• The last day students can drop an online course without having the course show up on their transcript for any session is the end of the first day of class at 4 pm.


• Online Session I consists of Q1 & Q2 equaling one semester for .50 credits.


• Online Session II consists of Q3 & Q4 equaling one semester for .50 credits.


• Q1:  June 02 – June 10, 2025


• Q2:  June 11 – June 20, 2025 (no school June 19)


• Q3:  June 23 – July 1, 2025


• Q4:  July 2 – July 11, 2025 (no school July 4)


• Registration Deadline for Session I (Q1 & Q2):  May 27, 2025


• Registration Deadline for Session II (Q3 & Q4):  June 16, 2025