Advanced Half Credit Summer School

Students who are registering for an advanced credit course must communicate with their counselors indicating the course is being taken during the Summer School Session. Counselors will then make adjustments to the student’s schedule accordingly.

Enrollment Period

Advanced Credit Courses: January 16-February 27, 2026

Summer School Dates

June 15-July 16, 2026
All summer school courses.

Summer School Schedule

June 15 - July 16, 2026

New for Summer of 2026! There will no longer be a required pre- and post-test for Lifetime Fitness classes. Students will be expected to attend the first day orientation on June 15th.

Important schedule information: Attendance, location, and schedule information for each course can be found within the course description.

Attendance Expectations: All students are expected to attend orientation on the first day of Summer School (Monday, June 15th) following the schedule below. Locations will be provided upon arrival to the Franklin Office on the first day.

Time	Course
8:00-9:00 a.m.	Lifetime Fitness 1, 2 and 3
8:00-9:00 a.m.	Social Studies
8:00-9:00 a.m.	Personal Financial Literacy (PFL)
9:00-10:00 a.m.	Math
9:00-10:00 a.m.	English
9:00-10:00 a.m.	Family Consumer Sciences (FCS)
10:00-11:00 a.m.	Science
10:00-11:00 a.m.	Health

Advanced Credit Courses will be held virtually after the first day of classes.

Advanced Half Credit Course Descriptions

Online Family and Consumer Science (FCS)

Teacher: TBD

Attendance Requirements: Attendance during the first day of summer school on June 15 is required. Orientation will occur during this class.

Course Description: This course, required of all ninth-grade students, fulfills Chapter 4’s academic standards requirements in Family and Consumer Sciences and Career Education. It will also provide students with a positive transition to high school. Fundamentals of Family and Consumer Sciences is an introductory course focusing on the development of management skills indicative of a healthy family. Topics studied will include personal finances, housing decisions, the family life cycle, interpersonal communication, decision-making and goal setting skills, nutrition, meal management, food safety, child development, parenting, and career education.

Online Health

Teacher: TBD

Attendance Requirements: Attendance during the first day of summer school on June 15 is required. Orientation will occur during this class.

Course Description: This course provides the student with an investigation of current health issues and attendant problems from the student's personal, school, home, and community perspectives. (Topics of instruction are based on the PA State Standards for Public School Health Education.) The course provides students with learning experiences that enable them to effectively assimilate health information and make discriminating decisions concerning their health and behavior as individuals, future parents, and community members.

Online Personal Financial Literacy (PFL)

Teacher: TBD

Attendance Requirements: Attendance on the first day of summer school on June 15 is required. Orientation will occur during this class.

Course Description: This course will provide comprehensive classroom experiences that allow students to develop the knowledge and skills needed to make informed decisions as a consumer. Students will develop financial skills related to income, taxes, financial planning, banking, consumer credit, budgeting, savings and investment, and insurance. Technology-integrated learning experiences will be experienced throughout the course.

Online Physical Education (Lifetime Fitness I, II, & III)

Teachers: TBD

Course Description:

This course provides opportunities for students to increase their fitness and enhance their understanding of exercise and health. The course focuses on holistic fitness improvements, including online Health and Physical Education content, reading, writing, assessments, and a weekly fitness log. Unit topics will include fitness principles, safety, biomechanical principles, cardiorespiratory fitness, muscular fitness, flexibility, and designing a personal fitness plan.
In addition to the online Edgenuity instruction and assessments, students will use an online exercise fitness log to describe and track individual weekly exercises. The required fitness log will be tracked in Edgenuity and must include 4 hours of planned and intentional exercise every week for the entire 5 weeks of the summer school course. The fitness log allows students to tailor their workouts to meet their individual goals.
Students who have previously taken Lifetime Fitness may take the course again. If you are taking the course for a second or third time you will automatically be enrolled in Lifetime Fitness II or III. Lifetime Fitness II & III build upon and expand on the content of the previous Lifetime Fitness course.
New for Summer of 2026! There will no longer be a required pre- and post test for Lifetime Fitness classes. Students will be expected to attend the first day orientation on June 15th.

Contact Us

If you have specific questions regarding course selection, please contact your student's school counselor.

For questions related to registration, please contact Mrs. Secor, 11th grade Principal via email or at (717) 898-5520.

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