Albany High Summer School

These courses are open to City School District of Albany students entering grades 9-12.

Any student interested in participating should complete the registration form below.

Health (1/2 credit)

Multicultural Studies (1/2 credit, Apex only)

Media Literacy (1/2 credit, Apex only)

Course availability is subject to change based on budget, enrollment and/ or staffing issues.

Attendance

Students are expected to attend all classes each day while summer school is in session. Students with 3 or more absences are at risk of being dropped from the program.

Grading

All grading will be numeric, following the same grading policy as the regular school year.

As part of our commitment to creating a focused and distraction-free learning environment, we are implementing the use of Yondr pouches for all students attending summer school. This initiative is in preparation for our bell-to-bell phone/device-free policy that will go into full effect during the 2025-26 school year.

Effective immediately for summer school:

• All students are required to secure their cell phones and electronic devices — including earbuds, smartwatches and similar accessories — in a Yondr pouch upon arrival.
• The pouch will be locked and remain in the student’s possession throughout the school day.
• At dismissal, staff will unlock the Yondr pouch so students can retrieve their devices. Students are responsible for bringing their pouch to school each day.
• Students who refuse to comply with this policy (by not placing their phone in a pouch) will not be permitted to attend summer school, placing their enrollment and academic progress at risk
• Any student found in possession of a device that is not secured in a Yondr pouch will have the device confiscated immediately. Confiscated devices will be returned at the end of the day.
• At the end of summer school, Albany High students will keep their Yondr pouch for the start of the new school year in September. Non-district students will be required to return the pouch at the end of the program in order to receive their final grades.

Technology

City School District of Albany students will use district-issued Chromebooks.  

Non-district students who reside in the City of Albany are responsible for meeting their own technology needs.

Please contact your school counselor for more information.

Transportation

Summer CDTA passes will be provided to students who meet the standard transportation eligibility requirements.

Students who have transportation included in their 504s or IEPs will be provided yellow bus transportation.

Meals

Breakfast and lunch will be provided to all onsite students.

Safety & Security

Student IDs are required every day for entry, and all students must adhere to security protocols.

Students will be held to behavioral expectations and disciplinary policies of the district Code of Conduct.