Fountain Hills Unified School District is gearing up for the 2015 summer school program, with registration now available. Due to issues with the middle school gym, the program will be hosted out of …
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Summer school moves to high school campus
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Fountain Hills Unified School District is gearing up for the 2015 summer school program, with registration now available. Due to issues with the middle school gym, the program will be hosted out of the high school campus this year.
Organizers also ask that any parents planning to utilize the bus between the local Boys & Girls Club and summer school need to notify Dr. Paul McElligott by calling 664-5573.
The first session for high school credit courses will run from May 26 through June 10. Session two will run from June 11 through June 26. Middle school credit courses will be held from June 1-26. Non-credit courses will run from June 1-25.
A brochure with full details on hours, cost and additional requirements for courses can be picked up at each FHUSD main office. These brochures include a registration form.
Registrations may be dropped off, along with payment (cash/check only) at any FHUSD front office.
Registration may also be carried out online at any time by visiting fhusd.org and selecting the “Summer School” option at the bottom of the page.
For further questions, contact summer school director Dr. Paul McElligott at summerschool@fhusd.org or call 664-5573.
