2019 Summer School Options

Chandler High School – June 10 - June 28

$181 per semester credit.

1^st semester course 7:30 AM – 11:30 AM

11:30-12:00 PM Lunch

2^nd  semester course 12:00 PM -4:00 PM

*Chandler On-Line Academy

$181 per semester credit

Session 1 – June 3 – June 21

Finals in person June 20 or 21

Session 2 – June 24 – July 12

Finals in person July 11 or 12

(*Can take up to 2 semester courses during each session, with the exception for a full of year of the same math needs to BE split into both sessions.)

**Please see your counselor to start the registration process. COURSES ARE NOT OFFICALLY RESERVED UNTIL THE COURSE HAS BEEN PAID FOR.

2019-2020 PUMA DAYS:

Seniors: July 12, 8a-11a (A-L) & 1p-4p (M-Z)

Juniors: July 15 from 8a-11a (A-L) & 1p-4p (M-Z)

Sophomores: July 16 from 8a-11a (A-L) & 1p-4p (M-Z)

Freshmen: July 17 from 8a-11a (A-L) & 1p-4p (M-Z)

Make-Up Day (All Grades): July 18 from 8-11am

Puma Days Schedule & Map (Printable)

FRESHMEN ORIENTATION (Class of 2023)

Date: July 19  |  Time: 7:30am to 12pm |  Location: PHS Gym

2019 Summer Newsletter

PHS CONSTRUCTION

The construction of Perry High School’s new building has begun. 

Effective Monday, November 4,  the east entrance (closest to the library) into the parking lot off of 156^th Street will be for entry only.   Please follow the signs indicating the new traffic flow.  Please see the attached map for reference.

Thank you for your patience during this time.

Cum Laude Recognition Program 2020

Dear Puma Families:

Effective with the Class of 2020, all CUSD high schools will be using the Cum Laude recognition program. This will replace the concept of designating a valedictorian and salutatorian at graduation. This recognition program will be used to acknowledge the most academic successful students at graduation. More of our outstanding seniors will be recognized than the valedictorian/salutatorian concept allowed.  The GPA is weighted.  The designation and GPA will be calculated at the end of the 7^th semester.

The categories for distinction under the Cum Laude recognition program are as follows:

Summa Cum Laude — meaning "with the highest praise". To qualify a student must achieve a

 4.5 — 5.0 grade point average.

Magna Cum Laude — meaning "with great praise". To qualify a student must achieve a

 4.25 — 4.49 grade point average.

Cum Laude — meaning "with praise". To qualify a student must achieve a 3.75 — 4.24    grade point average.

Thank You,

Dan Serrano

Principal

Perry High School