Student registration launches February 17, 2023 and must be completed by April 10, 2023. 

While registration closes April 10, 2023, students in Grades 2,3, or 12 (Seniors) may be registered by the district after this deadline to support recovery for promotion and/or credits needed for graduation.

Summer Scholars will take place June 5 - 28, 2023

• Students in grades 2-3 are by invitation only.
• Students in grades 2-8 can attend morning half-day or full-day sessions.
• Students in 9-12 only need to attend as many credit recovery courses needed.

If students in grades 2-8 are utilizing Yellow Bus transportation provided by CPS, they must participate in full-day activities. 

• Students are allowed to register for a half day of academic learning in the morning and opt-out of enrichment in the afternoon.
• Students will not be allowed to register for a half day of enrichment if they are not registered for academic recovery in the morning.

Students in grades 9-12 will receive Metro Cards if they are eligible for transportation.

Online activities and worksheets will be available online for students in grades PreK-12.

Twenty schools are hosting Summer Scholars 2023. Students from all other schools have the option to attend Summer Scholars at an assigned host school based on the student’s enrolled school. See below for which schools are designated host sites. For more information about grade levels and schedules, view the above “Which school will my student attend?” to search for your Summer Scholars host school.

Note: Schools in bold are host schools.

Elementary

Carson: Rees E. Price, Roberts
Chase: Ethel Taylor, Roll Hill
College Hill: Mt. Airy, Pleasant Hill, Winton Hills
Covedale: Sayler Park
Douglass: Evanston, Rockdale, South Avondale
Fairview: AWL, CANS
Kilgour: Hyde Park, Mt. Washington
LEAP: Cheviot, Midway Westwood
NAMS:Pleasant Ridge, Sands
Parker Woods: Dater, Gamble
Rothenberg: Hays Porter, Taft
Roselawn Condon: AMIS, Bond Hill, Hartwell
Woodford: John P Parker, Silverton

High School
Dater: Aiken, Gamble, West High
CDA: Virtual
Taft: Clark, Hughes
Woodward: Shroder, Walnut Hills, Withrow

K-12
Oyler: Riverview
SCPA: Spencer

*Lighthouse will host its own students as needed. Any 9-12 student who wants to attend virtually may do so through CDA. Once registered for in-person or CDA, students cannot change their location.

All students who live within the District’s transportation boundaries are eligible for transportation.

Yellow Bus

Yellow bus transportation is available to eligible students in grades 2-8. 

• If a student needs transportation in the morning and afternoon, they must enroll in the full-day (credit recovery and enrichment) option. 

• Morning and afternoon yellow bus transportation is available for full-day students.

• Mid-day yellow bus transportation is not available for students enrolled in a half-day (i.e. there will be no bus pick up at lunch time.)

• Half-day students are eligible to receive morning yellow bus transportation.

• Full-time students can apply for split-route transportation (e.g. Students take the bus in the morning but not in the afternoon. Students take the bus in the afternoon but not in the morning).

• If your student needs deviated stops during Summer Scholars, please fill out the form below.
  deviated stops form

Metro Bus

Students in grades 9-12 will receive Metro Cards if they are eligible for transportation.

All students enrolled in Summer Scholars will receive breakfast and lunch. To ensure all students receive lunch, pick up for half-day students is after lunch.

To-go meal packs will not be provided.

Daily Sample Schedule for Students Grades 2-8 Attending an Elementary School:

Note: While content blocks may shift, depending on the school, arrival and dismissal times are the same at all schools on this schedule.

Daily Schedule for Students Grades 7-8 Attending a High School:

Daily Schedule for Students in Grades 9-12: 

Note: While content blocks may shift, depending on the school, arrival and dismissal times are the same at all schools on this schedule. Students only need to attend as many credit recovery blocks as needed. Enrichment programs will not be provided for students in grades 9-12.