Submitted by Denair Unified School District

Summer school begins Monday for students of Denair High School and Denair Charter Academy. Classes will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the DCA campus for four weeks. Students in grades nine through 12 may register at the DHS office through Friday.

Principals Linda Neely and Jamie Pecot are expecting up to 150 students, about equally divided between independent study DCA students taking English, math and science courses for credit recovery and DHS students taking cyber classes.

The morning session is from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. After a 30-minute lunch break, the afternoon session runs from noon to 3 p.m.

DCA students are required to meet on campus with their instructor once a week. The DHS students report to class each day, with the bulk of their instruction happening online.

All classes are worth five credits; students can take two. To receive full credit, students can miss no more than two days of summer school. The final day of class is June 28.

Breakfast and lunch are free for all students. The meals will be served at the Denair Elementary Charter Academy cafeteria adjacent to the DCA campus.

Contact: Linda Neely and Jamie Pecot, principals
(209) 632-9911 or lneely@dusd.k12.ca.us or jpecot@dusd.k12.ca.us