Summer Learning 2025
Registration for ÎçҹѰ»¨’ Summer Learning full credit academic courses is now open for secondary students, with full credit and preview/review (previously academic completion/remedial) registration for other grades opening soon.
The registration dates are as follows:
- April 7 – Full credit registration opens for current secondary students
- April 14 – Preview/Review registration for current Grade 7, 8 and 9 students
- June 22 – Online registration closes at 11:59 p.m. for both full credit and preview/review courses
With one of the largest summer learning programs in the Lower Mainland, the district’s Summer Learning program offers dozens of courses every year for secondary students. This year’s offerings include the following subjects at various grades:
- English: English, Literary Studies, Literary Studies & Composition, New Media, Creative Writing, English First Peoples
- Languages: French, Mandarin, Punjabi, Spanish
- Math: Math, Foundations of Math, Workplace Math, Calculus, Pre-Calculus, Foundations & Pre-Calculus
- Physical Education: Physical Education, Active Living, Fitness & Conditioning
- Sciences: Science, Chemistry, Physics, Life Sciences, Anatomy & Physiology
- Socials: Social Studies, B.C. First Peoples, Exploration of Social Studies, 20th Century World History, Law Studies, Social Justice
- Trades/Specialty: Culinary, RF Communications, SFU Film Academy
- Humanities 8/9 (for current Grade 7-9 ELL students)
(Click here for a full list of summer course offerings.)
Important Notice for Summer School Students and Families
We would like to inform families that students attending summer school are not guaranteed placement in the next level of courses for the upcoming school year. Priority for course enrollment will be given to students in the appropriate grade level.
For example, a Grade 9 student who completes Grade 10 Foundations and Precalculus during summer school will not be guaranteed a spot in Grade 11 Precalculus. Course availability will be determined based on the needs of students in the corresponding grade level first.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
