Summer Programs
Each summer, HCPSS offers learning experiences and educational opportunities through a variety of programs and classes. The summer classes and camps are open to both Howard County and out-of-county residents.
Registration
Registration for the HCPSS 2018 Summer Programs begins on February 1, 2019.
Information will be updated in December and January, and documents will be sent home to students as they are finalized.
2018 Summer Classes
Translations
- Clases y Campamentos de Verano
| Anticipo del Programa de Verano - 썸머 클래스 및 캠프 (Summer Course Catalog) | 썸머 프로그램 미리보기 (Summer Course Preview)
- 暑期学校课 程与夏令营 (Summer Course Catalog) | 暑期课程预览 (Summer Course Preview)
For questions and updates, please contact Alice Giles, 410-313-6627 or summer_school@hcpss.org
Innovative Pathways Program – High School
The HCPSS Comprehensive High School Summer Program is designed to provide diploma-bound students entering Grades 9 through 12 with opportunities to support academic achievement and acceleration. The program offers high school credit-bearing courses in a variety of content areas and levels.
The Summer and Evening School Programs, along with Digital Education and other beyond school day/year academic opportunities, will be merging under the Innovative Pathways (IP) Program. There will be many course opportunities available throughout the school year through the Evening School Program.
The program Snapshot Sheet provides information in regards to course offerings, tuition, and registration. This program is an opportunity for students to have access to courses for recovery or acceleration for student success.
Contact Innovativepathways@hcpss.org with questions.
Gifted and Talented Summer Institutes for Talent Development
The G/T Summer Institutes provide interested students with advanced-level instruction and enrichment experiences not regularly available during the academic school year.
For additional questions, please contact LaDonna Norjen, 410-313-7005
Summer Institute
This program provides acceleration, enrichment and learning opportunities for students entering Kindergarten–Grade 9.
Contact: Alice Giles, 410-313-6627 or summer_school@hcpss.org
Career Academies
Middle and high school students will participate in activities that will help them relate their own interests to different career areas while exploring the Career Academies offered in the high schools.
Contact: Stephanie Discepolo, stephanie_discepolo@hcpss.org