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Online Attendance

Our online summer school curriculum requires a student to be self-motivated, driven, and dedicated in order to be successful. Students who enroll in an online course must submit all projects by the assigned dates, if not earlier. Online progress will be monitored on a daily basis.

Online Summer School Rules

1. Students caught cheating or plagiarizing will receive a zero on their module at the first occurrence. On the second occurrence, the student will be dismissed from summer school without refund. If you need more information on what constitutes plagiarism, please review this resource. 

2. Students must have a passing grade average to take the final exam for the semester course.  

3. Students who log into a course will not be eligible for a refund. 

4. Students not making adequate progress will have a virtual conference with the teacher and a phone call will be made to parents. 

6. Students will not be permitted to take the final exam unless they have successfully completed all assignments for the course. 

In Person Attendance

Summer school attendance is critical for student success. Due to the self-paced nature of the curriculum, students with poor attendance may be in jeopardy of not being able to complete a course. Therefore, our attendance policy requires a student NOT to be absent more than 10 hours of class. Students who exceed 10 hours without PRIOR notification, will be dropped from summer school and will not be eligible for a refund.

In Person Summer School Rules

1. Students caught attempting to take unapproved materials out of the classroom will be dismissed from summer school without refund at the first occurrence. Modules are to stay in the instruction room and are not to be copied.  

2. Students caught cheating or plagiarizing will receive a zero on their module at the first occurrence. On the second occurrence, the student will be dismissed from summer school without refund. If you need more information on what constitutes plagiarism, please review this resource. 

3. Backpacks are not needed or allowed in summer school. Only pen or pencil is required for students.  

5. Students must have a passing grade average to take the final exam for the semester course.  

6. Students who attend class for at least one session or view a lesson in an online course will not be eligible for a refund.  

7. Students coming to summer school and not making appropriate progress will have a conference with the teacher and a phone call will be made to parents.  

8. There will be no loitering in the building or outside in the parking lots. Students must stay for the entire session unless written documentation is provided in advance to a summer school principal.  

9. Students must be on time for a session. Students who arrive late will not be allowed into class and must go home.  

10. On the final day of online summer school, Wednesday, July 10th, students will only be allowed to take final exams. The final exam for all classes will begin at 8:00 a.m.  

11. Students absent with more than 10 hours of class will be removed from summer school without a refund.  

12. Students who do not meet the minimum number of submissions for the week may be removed from summer school without a refund. 

13. Students will not be permitted to take the final exam unless they have successfully completed all assignments for the course. 


Report Cards - Student and School Copies

Report cards for both in-district and out of district students will be mailed to the home address provided at registration. Grades for non JPS students will also be sent to the school's guidance office after classes have completed.


Student drop off and pick up information

Buses do not run during Summer School. You are responsible for providing transportation to and from Jenks Public School.Students must be picked up by 1:15 Monday-Friday unless other arrangements have been made.All students should enter through the front entrance on the south side of the Freshman Academy. All other doors will remain locked and inaccessible during Summer School hours for the safety of both students and staff.