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High School Summer Learning

​High School Summer Learning is an opportunity for high school students to accelerate or recover credits during the time between school years. The summer session is a condensed version of content provided during the school year, and students must have their course requests validated by their counselor before being enrolled. 

Fulton County Schools offers three summer learning opportunities for high school students who need to retake a previously failed course:
  1. Face-to-Face Summer School
  2. Fulton Virtual Learning Program
  3. Fulton County Credit Recovery


Students may also accelerate their learning during the summer by taking a course for the first time through the Fulton Virtual.  Tuition is required to take a course for the first time during the summer.

As you consider your options, please keep in mind that one course is the equivalent of a semester-long class for a 0.5 credit.  Students are limited to taking

  • 2 courses in a Face to Face setting
  • 2 courses in Fulton Virtual 
  • 1 High School Summer Credit Recovery course at a time.  Once a 0.5 credit is earned, a student may take another course through High School Summer Credit Recovery.


Depending on student need, a student may be simultaneously enrolled in more than one summer learning option.  

 

 

Summer Learning Online Registration:

Face-to-Face:  March 1 - May 24, 2024
Fulton Virtual School:  March 1 - May 31, 2024

Late Registration:

Face-to-Face:  June 3 and 4 (at the summer learning site)

Face-to-Face Session:

Dates: June 5 - July 3, 2024
Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 12:20 p.m.

Fulton Virtual School:

Dates: June 5 - July 10, 2024

Summer Learning at Fulton County Schools

Phone: 470-254-6883

Email Your Questions

The registration window will open on March 1, 2024.  Please return here at that time for registration directions.

High School Students: Click here for assistance in finding the best summer learning option for you.

 

Tuition for Acceleration Courses with Fulton Virtual

½ Credit = $225 ($180 with free / reduced meal status) per course

 

Registration Instructions

 

 

Dual Enrollment

 

Take FREE College Courses This Summer!!!

Engage in summer enrichment by taking advantage of free college courses offered through Georgia's Dual Enrollment program! Students can get ahead and earn both college and high school credit! Download more information about Dual Enrollment.

Grade Level Invitation Criteria Courses Offered

Grades 9-12
Face-to-Face

  • Required for students who fail an EOC tested course (Semester 2 or B)
  • Recommended for students to retake a previously failed course
  • US History
    (US History B/semester 2 is an EOC course)
  • Environmental Science
  • Biology
    (Biology B/semester 2 is an EOC course)
  • Algebra: Concept & Connections
    (Algebra B/semester 2 is an EOC course)
  • Geometry: Concepts & Connections
  • Advanced Algebra: Concepts & Connections
  • Ninth Grade Literature & Composition
  • Tenth Grade Literature & Composition
  • Eleventh Grade American Literature & Composition
    (American Lit. B/semester 2 is an EOC course)

Grades 9-12
Fulton Virtual

  • Required for students who fail an EOC tested course (Semester 2 or B)
  • Recommended for students to retake a previously failed course
  • Recommended for students who want to accelerate their learning and take a course for the first time.
  • Fulton Virtual provides online learning options for middle and high school students throughout the district, enabling greater flexibility for students aiming to recover credit or accelerate classes.
  • Students can expect to spend 3 hours per day for each semester course taken in the summer term.
  • Students are unable to log into any Fulton Virtual course from outside the United States.
  • Visit the Fulton Virtual Course Catalogs for summer course offerings.

Grades 9-12 Fulton Credit Recovery

  • Recommended for students to retake a previously failed course
  • Credit Recovery courses do not meet NCAA eligibility requirements and are not recommended for a student athlete who intends to compete at the collegiate level.
  • Students should contact their counselor for credit recovery course offerings at their school.
Zone Summer School Site Serving These Schools
Zone 1 Banneker High School * Banneker
Zone 2 Creekside High School Creekside
Tri-Cities High School Tri-Cities
Zone 3 Langston Hughes High School Langston Hughes
Global Impact Academy  Global Impact Academy, Westlake
Zone 4 Riverwood High School Riverwood, North Springs, Independence
Zone 5 Roswell High School * Centennial, Roswell
Zone 6 Johns Creek High School Chattahoochee, Johns Creek, Northview
Zone 7 Milton High School Cambridge, Milton, Alpharetta, Innovation Academy

 

*Indicates summer site for students on adaptive curriculum or ESY

Subject Instructional Dates Testing Dates Make-Up Dates
Biology June 5 - July 3 July 10 July 12
Algebra: Concepts & Connections June 5 - July 3 July 9 July 12
US History June 5 - July 3 July 11 July 12
11th Grade American Literature & Composition June 5 - July 3 July 9 - Part 1
July 10 - Part 2
July 12

Abbreviated transportation is available for summer learning. Please check the Transportation website after May 17th for bus stop and time information for your student. We will continue to use the "Here Comes the Bus" app during summer learning to ensure that you have the most up-to-date bus information for your student. Students attending Summer Learning Adaptive program can receive transportation based on their IEP. Please register no later than April 26th to ensure your student's route is in place for the first day of summer school.

Students attending face-to-face summer learning will receive free breakfast and lunch meals during the school’s scheduled mealtimes.

Grade Level Invitation Criteria Courses Offered

Grades 9-12
Face-to-Face

  • Required for students who fail an EOC tested course (Semester 2 or B)
  • Recommended for students to retake a previously failed course
  • US History
    (US History B/semester 2 is an EOC course)
  • Environmental Science
  • Biology
    (Biology B/semester 2 is an EOC course)
  • Algebra: Concept & Connections
    (Algebra B/semester 2 is an EOC course)
  • Geometry: Concepts & Connections
  • Advanced Algebra: Concepts & Connections
  • Ninth Grade Literature & Composition
  • Tenth Grade Literature & Composition
  • Eleventh Grade American Literature & Composition
    (American Lit. B/semester 2 is an EOC course)

Grades 9-12
Fulton Virtual

  • Required for students who fail an EOC tested course (Semester 2 or B)
  • Recommended for students to retake a previously failed course
  • Recommended for students who want to accelerate their learning and take a course for the first time.
  • Fulton Virtual provides online learning options for middle and high school students throughout the district, enabling greater flexibility for students aiming to recover credit or accelerate classes.
  • Students can expect to spend 3 hours per day for each semester course taken in the summer term.
  • Students are unable to log into any Fulton Virtual course from outside the United States.
  • Visit the Fulton Virtual Course Catalogs for summer course offerings.

Grades 9-12 Fulton Credit Recovery

  • Recommended for students to retake a previously failed course
  • Credit Recovery courses do not meet NCAA eligibility requirements and are not recommended for a student athlete who intends to compete at the collegiate level.
  • Students should contact their counselor for credit recovery course offerings at their school.
Zone Summer School Site Serving These Schools
Zone 1 Banneker High School * Banneker
Zone 2 Creekside High School Creekside
Tri-Cities High School Tri-Cities
Zone 3 Langston Hughes High School Langston Hughes
Global Impact Academy  Global Impact Academy, Westlake
Zone 4 Riverwood High School Riverwood, North Springs, Independence
Zone 5 Roswell High School * Centennial, Roswell
Zone 6 Johns Creek High School Chattahoochee, Johns Creek, Northview
Zone 7 Milton High School Cambridge, Milton, Alpharetta, Innovation Academy

 

*Indicates summer site for students on adaptive curriculum or ESY

Subject Instructional Dates Testing Dates Make-Up Dates
Biology June 5 - July 3 July 10 July 12
Algebra: Concepts & Connections June 5 - July 3 July 9 July 12
US History June 5 - July 3 July 11 July 12
11th Grade American Literature & Composition June 5 - July 3 July 9 - Part 1
July 10 - Part 2
July 12

Abbreviated transportation is available for summer learning. Please check the Transportation website after May 17th for bus stop and time information for your student. We will continue to use the "Here Comes the Bus" app during summer learning to ensure that you have the most up-to-date bus information for your student. Students attending Summer Learning Adaptive program can receive transportation based on their IEP. Please register no later than April 26th to ensure your student's route is in place for the first day of summer school.

Students attending face-to-face summer learning will receive free breakfast and lunch meals during the school’s scheduled mealtimes.