**Please be aware, SUMMER EDMENTUM HEALTH SCIENCE WILL BE HELD IN PERSON.**

Applications are currently being accepted for Perrysburg High School Summer Health Science. Health Science will be administered through Perrysburg High School’s online Edmentum curriculum beginning May 28 - June 12, 2024. A second session from June 13 - June 28, 2024 may be available if there is a sufficient number of students participating. Current PHS students will be given priority for enrolling in Summer Health Science, but students from other schools will be eligible based upon availability.

FEE: $135 (an additional $30.00 fee charged for any transaction returned as non-sufficient funds)

REFUND POLICY:  Students who notify the Summer Health Science Coordinator of their desire to withdraw from a class may receive a partial refund in keeping with the following schedule: 

            7 days or more prior to the start of class = refund all but $20.00 of registration fee

            6-3 days prior to the start of class = refund 50% of fees

            2 days or fewer prior to the start of class = refund 25% or less

            NO refund will be given once a class has met.

The State of Ohio requires a hands-on CPR component for all health courses to qualify for graduation. Students participating in online health courses at Perrysburg are required to complete the hands-on CPR course prior to taking the online Edmentum course. Please select a time and date on the SignupGenius below. 

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/5080944ADA723A1FE3-48864105-2024

Edmentum is a computer-aided instructional program that offers course curriculum aligned to your school’s Academic Content Standards for high school. Edmentum students are required to follow PHS’s Student Code of Conduct as well as rules specific to Edmentum.

Assignment to Edmentum is a privilege. Any student who does not work during class time, has poor attendance, or exhibits disruptive behavior will be removed from the program. Any student dropped from the program will NOT receive credit for the Edmentum course in which he/she was enrolled. Edmentum grades will be assigned according to the PHS grading scale.

Despite classes being offered online and accessible to students at home, students are required to attend classes. Attendance will be taken and enforced. If a student has more than 2 unexcused absences, the student will be withdrawn from the course without credit or refund. More time may be required if a student is not making adequate progress towards completion of the Edmentum course.  Any questions, please reach out to the summer health science coordinator Todd Sims at tsims@perrysburgschools.net

Edmentum Coursework Requirements:

•  Outside assignments may be assigned at teacher’s discretion.
•  Students must complete all modules/sections with at least 80% accuracy.
•  At least 20% or equivalent of the lessons must be completed weekly.
•  Students must complete all coursework by the last day of Summer School or they will receive no credit.
•  Final exams and mastery assessments must be taken on campus under the teacher’s supervision.
•  Students must complete and sign an Internet Usage agreement form.
•  Students must complete and sign a Behavioral Agreement form.

Guidelines for Completing Coursework:

•  Students will report to PHS each day from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. or 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. In addition to the regularly scheduled hours at PHS, students may want to work on coursework at home. Please make sure that you will be available to meet the time requirements in order to complete the course in a timely manner.
•  A school staff member will monitor the level of work completed to ensure that students continue to make progress on a daily basis.
•  A school staff member will communicate with students through telephone calls and email messages (students are responsible for checking for email messages on a daily basis). It is the student’s responsibility to ensure the teacher has the correct email address and telephone number.
•  Any absences in excess of two could result in the dismissal of the student. Students who arrive late or return to class late after a break will be considered tardy (three tardies are equal to a full absence). Student MUST stay within building or entryways during breaks. No student is to leave campus without the permission of the summer school administration. Students who leave at break and do not return for the remainder of the class will be considered absent half day.
•  Students who drive to summer school must park in the student parking lot.