Summer School 2024 Tentative Dates June 11th through July 12th 9-12 hours: 7:45-1:00 7/8 hours: 8:30-12:00 (June 11-June 25) School Holidays – June 19 and July 4-5 REGISTER ONLINE OR MAIL IN APPLICATION
The primary purpose of the LCFEF Summer School is to provide a high quality, rigorous 9-12 selection of course offerings to allow students to improve their academic standing (remedial students) as well as allow other students to accelerate and enhance their academic program.
The La Cañada Flintridge Educational Foundation (LCFEF) offers a comprehensive, five-week summer school program in support of the La Cañada Unified School District, the community of La Cañada Flintridge and students in the surrounding communities. Enrollment is open to LCUSD and non-LCUSD high school students. LCFEF Summer School 2024 will be offered at La Cañada High School (LCHS) to students entering 7th – 12th grade. Summer school dates will be June 11 – July 12. In observation of the holiday, classes will not be held on June 19th and July 4-5.
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Core academic offerings are designed to allow students to work ahead, freeing up their school-year schedule so that they can pursue electives or specialty classes. Students also are able to enroll in classes in order to remediate a D or an F grade. Courses offered meet the A-G college admission requirements as well as meet or exceed the academic rigor of California State, La Cañada Unified and University of California standards. LCFEF Summer School is also NCAA approved and compliant. Coursework fully prepares students to succeed in sequential classes in same and related subjects offered during the following school year.
Below is a list of the what we offered for 2023 Summer School. All courses require a minimum number of students enrolled in order to run.
An LCFEF Summer School credit course is comprised of one full year of academic learning presented over a five-week, five-hour per day session. Classes move quickly and students are generally best served by taking classes in subject areas where they are academically strong. Students who are remediating a class will have an advantage in that they will be “reviewing” material already learned. Because of the intensive nature of the coursework, students must expect to spend considerable out-of-class time doing homework in order to succeed. For that reason, no more than three (3) absences will be allowed; otherwise credit for a full-year class will not be earned. More detail about absences is provided in our policies under Attendance. LCFEF Summer School curriculum is based upon LCHS regular school year programs, uses the same textbook and materials, and utilizes a similar instructional time and homework load as LCHS as well. The intimate size of the program permits daily observation of each and every class by summer school principals as well as regular feedback from principals to teachers and from teachers to parents.
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Admission to summer school is by application, and enrollment is on a first-come, first-served basis. Placement in classes with multiple sections is assigned on a random basis.
All 2024 Summer School will be held in person on the campus of La Canada High School, 4463 Oak Grove, La Canada, CA 91011.
Tuition costs are determined by the cost of running this program including hiring qualified teachers, use of facilities, maintaining accreditation, and insurance.
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It is the policy of the LCFEF Summer School to admit students of any race, color and national or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at its school. The LCFEF Summer School shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, or national or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship programs and athletic and other school-administered policies.This is the front of the school at 5025 Palm Drive. Due to construction, students cannot access ALF Summer School from this side and there will be no parking in the lots. You may choose street parking and walk the hill to Jessen Drive.
This small gate is the ALF Summer School entrance on Jessen Drive. Follow the Car Line route from the west side of Palm Drive OR choose a street on the east side of Palm Drive to park and walk to Jessen.. Look for the ALF Summer School Welcome sign. NO parking along the Car Line route or any of the streets connecting to the route, like Solliden Lane. Let’s be good neighbors to our PCR community.
Once you have registered your student for ALF Summer School, you will receive a confirmation by email. Let us know right away if you do not receive this confirmation. One to two weeks prior to the first day of classes, the 2023 Welcome Packet will be sent electronically to parents. We will send the information to the email address(es) designated during the registration process. The email packet will include a welcome letter from the ALF Summer School Chairs, a link to your online account login to check student classes and room numbers, CAR LINE instructions, a map of the school and other special instructions needed for ALF Summer School.
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The Welcome Packet will also be posted below as it becomes available. If you do not receive the Welcome Packet by Wednesday, June 14, 2023, please contact the ALF Summer School office at 818-790-2211 or summerschool@ If your address, email, or emergency contact information changes after your student is registered, be sure to make the appropriate corrections as soon as you know them, by going to your online account. You may also contact us directly and we can make the changes for you.
Communication is important to us. ALF Summer School regularly sends information and updates to parents via email. Be sure to indicate the best email address for your family during registration and check your spam filter for emails from Activenetwork, active.com, summerschool@ and/or programs@. Do not “unsubscribe” or you may not receive important notifications from ALF or the school principal. Throughout ALF Summer School, we will also post the same communications here.
ALF SS Co-Chairs – Welcome Packet 6-12-2023 ALF SS Committee – Walking List Link 6-14-2023 ALF SS Principal – Welcome from Principal Berdahl 6-17-2023 ALF SS Principal – IMPORTANT Car Line/Walking Update 6-21-2023 ALF SS Principal – Mid-Way Message from Principal Berdahl 6-30-2023 ALF SS Committee – Spirit Week Reminder! 7-9-2023 ALF SS Principal – Final Message from Principal Berdahl 7-12-2023
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For over 40 years, Assistance League of Flintridge has held ALF Summer School at one of the elementary schools in the La Cañada Unified School District. This year, we are pleased to be located at Palm Crest Elementary School. ALF Summer School is administered by Assistance League of Flintridge members who are volunteers. Many of the teachers, aides and principals come from the district and nearby areas. Many also return year after year to be part of the program. During the summer, students are encouraged to participate “for the joy of learning” and there is no homework.
ALF Summer School will be held for four weeks from June 19 through July 14, 2023. No school July 3rd or 4th. Classes are Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM. Students can choose up to three subjects that are of the most interest to them and will move between classes and outdoors during their morning routines. Classes are designed to be engaging and fun while reinforcing concepts learned during the school year.
ALF Summer School classes will be located in the upper campus of Palm Crest Elementary, an area completely separate from the construction planned for this site. The Palm Drive entrance will not be available and all access will be on Jessen Drive. Further details will be included in the Welcome Packet.
Links And Resources
For those students who will need childcare after ALF Summer School, the Child Educational Center will be on-site at Palm Crest Elementary to provide activities for those who sign up. Visit the CEC website for more information and holiday closures.
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