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Summer School & Next School Year Information
Information on how to review your student’s Summer School and Fall 2026–2027 course requests is included in this newsletter. Please read the information carefully, as it also includes important Summer School dates, expectations, and scheduling details.
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First Semester
Begins Monday, June 15, 2026
No School June 19th
Second Semester
Begins Monday, July 6, 2026
No School July 2nd & 3rd
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8:30 - 10:55 Period 1
10:55 - 11:15 Snack
11:20 - 1:45 Period 2
2:00 - 4:25 Credit Recovery (APEX)
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Beginning tomorrow, Monday, June 8 at 11:00 am, families can log into their portal to view:
- Class schedule
- Teacher names
- Room numbers
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Reverse Verification – Review Your Course Request
Beginning Monday, June 8, students and families may log into the Student and Parent Portals to review summer school class schedule and 2026–2027 course requests.
Please review schedules carefully for any errors, including:
- Incorrect course level placement
- Missing required classes
- Enrolled in a class already passed with a C or better
- Enrolled in summer school for a class already being taken online
Please note: This window is only for correcting scheduling errors, not changing electives or requesting a different teacher.
If you notice an error, please contact your grade-level counselor as soon as possible. The final day to request corrections is Friday, June 12 at 2:00 p.m.
Counselors will also review how to access schedules and explain next steps on June 8th during Student Connect.
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If your student is only enrolled in a second semester class, they should NOT come to school on June 15th. They must report to campus on: Monday, July 6th
Examples of classes that typically begin during second semester include:
- English 10-2
- World History 2
- Integrated Math IIB
- Chemistry 2
Once again, please Do NOT come June 15 if enrolled only in Semester 2.
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- Check portal June 8
- Attendance on the first day is required
- Semester 2 begins July 6
- Bring Chromebook charged daily
- More than 3 absences = dropped from summer school
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Incoming 9th graders enrolled in Health and Ethnic Studies may have their class scheduled during either Semester 1 or Semester 2. Please check the schedule carefully to confirm the start dates.
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Schedules may change due to:
- Final semester grades
- Class balancing
- Enrollment adjustments
- Other scheduling changes
Please log back into the portal on the dates below, to confirm your student’s final schedule before arriving to campus.
- Monday morning, June 15
- Monday morning, July 6
📸 Screenshot Reminder
If you take a screenshot of your student’s schedule, please make sure it matches what is listed in the portal on the first day of class.
If the schedule has changed, students may need to be redirected to the correct classroom.
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✔All summer school classes including Credit Recovery (APEX) are in-person. Classes have been assigned a room number, which you can find in the student or parent portal beginning June 8th.
✔On Monday, June 15th and July 6th, Hoover staff will be on campus to help students find their classrooms.
✔Students should report to their teacher’s classroom by 8:30 am on Monday, June 15th. Be sure to bring your Chromebook (if you have one), a backpack, and any other necessary school supplies.
✔Check your teacher's Google Classroom ahead of time for any announcements. If you do not receive an invitation, don’t worry, just go directly to your classroom. Your teacher will share their class code, if needed.
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Incoming 9th Graders, you may pick up your new Chromebook from Hoover on Friday, June 12th.
Rising 10th-12th Graders should already have their Chromebook. If you need one, let your summer school teacher know right away.
Bring your Chromebooks charged every day.
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✅ First Day Attendance is Mandatory! Students must be present on Monday, June 15th. If you do not attend the first day, you will be dropped from summer school. The same applies for second semester, July 6th.
📆 Students are allowed up to 3 absences. Missing more than 3 days will result in being dropped from the class and not receiving credit.
⏰ Keep in mind: One day of summer school = One week of regular school. Daily attendance is critical for earning credit.
By attending summer school, you are agreeing to follow the attendance
policy and all summer school expectations.
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How do I know who my teacher is and where is my class? Log in to your student or parent portal starting on June 8th to view your full school schedule, including teacher's name and room number.
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When do I report to Hoover if I only have a one-semester class? Most students are enrolled in both semesters of summer school. However, if you only have one class, check your Student or Parent Portal to see which semester it's scheduled for:
If your class is in Semester 1, report to Hoover on June 15 and finish on July 1. If your class is in Semester 2, report to Hoover on July 6, the first day of second semester and finish on July 21.
Always double-check your schedule in the portal to make sure
you arrive on the correct start date!
What if I need to add/drop a class? Email your grade-level counselor (see contact list at the bottom of this FAQ). Please note that counselors are off during the summer and may have delayed responses. Be sure to read their auto-reply message.
For immediate help, please go to the summer school office, Student Services, to see Mrs. Hrachik, Mrs. Rita, or Dr. Keuroghlian.
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Do I need to follow safety rules on campus? Yes. All students must follow school and district safety guidelines while on campus.
What if I forgot my student portal password? Go to the Student Portal and click “Forgot Your Password?” Enter your student GUSD email address to reset it.
How do I get my Google Classroom Code? Your teacher will send a Google Classroom invitation. If you do not receive one, don't worry, just go to class and the teacher will provide the code, if needed.
How do I email my summer school teacher? Use this format: First initial + last name @gusd.net Example: John Doe → jdoe@gusd.net
What if I need a Chromebook charger? Let your summer school teacher know.
How do I check my student Gmail account? When logged into your GUSD Chrome account, click “Gmail” in the top-right corner near your profile picture.
How many classes can I take in summer school? Students may take one course per semester (the same class meets a total of two periods a day). Teachers take attendance twice, once in the morning and again after snack.
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Follow us for updates/reminders throughout summer school.
@hooverhighcounseling
@hoovertornados
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