Summer School

Dates & Times for High School Summer School 2025

Session I: June 2nd – June 19th | Session II: July 7th – 24th
Morning Virtual-Original Credit (Teacher-Led) classes: 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Afternoon Credit Recovery Labs (RHS, GHS, or VHS): 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Morning Teacher-led (original credit)

With limited days per session, attendance is extremely important. Please plan to attend every day of summer school.

• Students will be dropped from the course on the third absence without a refund; no exceptions.
• Three tardies equal one absence (students are marked absent after 8:15 a.m.).
• Students may not miss a final exam or take it early; no exceptions.
• There are no additional allotted excused absences beyond the first two, including illnesses and/or court appearances. Please plan accordingly.

Online/Edgenuity Credit Recovery

• Daily attendance is not taken, students work at their own pace.
• Students may “drop in” to their campus Credit Recovery Lab Monday – Thursday when they need to test (prescriptive or unit) between 8:30 – 5:00.

All students who wish to attend summer school must discuss with their counselor via email or in person for course selection and approval prior to registering.

If you need in-person assistance, you can come in person on May 28th. Cash payments will not be accepted. You must pay online.

2025 June STAAR EOC Test Registration

Students who plan to test in the summer on one or more STAAR EOC assessments must register for each test he/she plans to take.  In order to plan for adequate testing rooms and test administrators, please use the form below to pre-register. 

2025 June STAAR EOC Test Registration form

English I

• EOC Review: Provided in-person. 8:30-11:30
• Rouse H.S. will host students from Rouse H.S., Vista Ridge H.S., and Vandegrift H.S.
• Glenn H.S. will host students from Glenn H.S., Leander H.S., and Cedar Park H.S. 
• Test Date:  June 17 | Check in: 8:30 a.m. | Test Time: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Algebra I

• EOC Review: Provided in-person. 8:30-11:30
• Rouse H.S. will host students from Rouse H.S., Vista Ridge H.S., and Vandegrift H.S.
• Glenn H.S. will host students from Glenn H.S., Leander H.S., and Cedar Park H.S. 
• Test Date:  June 18 | Check in: 8:30 a.m. | Test Time: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

English II

• EOC Review: Provided in-person. 8:30-11:30
• Rouse H.S. will host students from Rouse H.S., Vista Ridge H.S., and Vandegrift H.S.
• Glenn H.S. will host students from Glenn H.S., Leander H.S., and Cedar Park H.S. 
• Test Date:  June 18 | Check in: 8:30 a.m. | Test Time: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Biology

• Virtual EOC Review:  June 10-13  from 8:30–11:30
• Test Date:  June 19 | Check in: 8:30 a.m. | Test Time: 9 a.m.–3 p.m. at LEO

U.S. History

• Virtual EOC Review:  June 10-13 from 1:30–4:30 p.m.
• Test Date:  June  17| Check in: 8:30 a.m. | Test Time: 9 a.m.–3 p.m. at LEO

Students do not need to register for the review sessions and can attend as many days or as few days as they are able. We encourage students to attend as many review sessions as possible.

Important things to know about the June STAAR EOC day:

• Students must register to take any applicable STAAR EOC assessments by June 2, 2025. To register, students must complete this form. The campus will notify students who did not meet the passing standard on one or more STAAR EOC assessments between June 1st and June 5th.  
• Students need to bring an I.D. with them.
• Students with an LISD device (computer) should bring it with them and have it charged to take the test online.
• Check-in is at  8:30.
• Testing will begin at approximately 9:00 a.m. and end at 3:00 p.m. Students may not need the entire time to test and should make plans to depart the campus when they complete the test.  
• Students will need to secure their own transportation.
• Feel free to bring snacks that are easily consumed during testing (i.e. crackers, chips, etc.) Snacks and/or lunch will not be provided by LISD.

STAAR EOC Online Tutorials and Practice

There are online and paper practice sessions at the bottom of the site linked above, look for the links pictured below.

All policies/procedures stated in the LISD current Student and Parent Handbook are in effect during summer school. Any major infraction will result in immediate disciplinary action, which may include removal. No refunds will be given.

Students who will be attending middle school for academic reasons will be contacted and scheduled by their middle school counselor. Middle Schol Summer School is invitation only.

Session Dates: June 2nd – June 12th (Monday–Thursday from 8:30 A.M. – 11:30 A.M.) 

Middle School Summer School Ignite will be in an in-person format. This is an opportunity for Middle School students who are failing two or more core courses or are not receiving credit due to excessive absences. Students and parents will be contacted by their grade-level counselor to sign up for Middle School Ignite. Middle School summer school is by invitation only. For questions, reach out to your child’s counselor. Cedar Park M.S. & Stiles M.S. will host summer school. CPMS will host the following campuses: FPMS, CRMS, CPMS, RBMS, & HMS. SMS will host the following campuses: LMS, DMS, SMS, & WMS. Students will attend summer school free of charge and will have access to the LISD Summer School bus. Lunch will not be provided.

Summer School Bus Routes

Teacher-led course for 8th-graders entering high school

Dates for High School Summer School 2025

Session I:  June 2nd- June 19th    

Session II: July 7th- July 24th

Acceleration / Original, First-time Credit (High School)

Acceleration/original credit courses will be taught virtually 8:00 a.m.- 1:00 p.m. Google Classroom, Zoom, and Google Meets will be the primary tools for virtual learning. Synchronous and asynchronous instruction will both be incorporated. By registering for summer school, you agree to use all these formats. Students must sign up for the full-year course. 

Full-Year Courses Offered (Credit awarded for the full year only):

• Math: Algebra I, Geometry, & Algebra II

Cost:  $400.00 Per Course

Dates: Session I June 2nd-19th and Session II July 7th- July 24th (Monday-Thursday only)

• Open to in-district current 8th-grade students only.
• All courses taken for high school credit WILL count toward the student’s high school GPA.
• Advanced courses are not offered in summer school.
• Registration is open until summer school begins or until the classes are full.
• Please select courses carefully, as there are no refunds (unless the class has to be canceled due to low enrollment).
• Students register using the high school registration process at the top of the page.

The Leander ISD Secondary Summer School Office will be closed for summer break from June 20th – July 6th, and we will return to the office on July 7th. Below are some frequently asked questions.

When will I hear from my summer school teacher?

Session I teachers will send a welcome email with information that is specific to their course (Google Meets, Google Classroom, etc.) on May 30th.  If you register after 10:00 on May 30th, please allow additional time for teachers to send you your class information. If you do not have your class information by 7:30 a.m. on June 2nd, refer to the summer school phone number at the top of this summer school website to ask for help.

Session II teachers will send out class information by July 4th. If you register after 10:00 on July 4th, please allow additional time for teachers to send your class information. If you do not have your class information by 7:30 a.m. on July 7, 2025, refer to the summer school phone number at the top of this summer school website to ask for help.

What do I do if I do not get an email from my teacher by June 2nd (Session I) or July 7th (Session II)?

Refer to the summer school phone number at the top of this summer school website to ask for help. 

Does attendance matter for morning teacher-led classes?

Yes, attendance is very important and is monitored very closely. On a student’s third absence, they are dropped from the course with no exceptions. Three (3) tardies equal one absence; being more than 15 minutes late or leaving class early is considered an absence. Each day of summer school is equal to about two weeks’ worth of curriculum during the school year, so the time in class is precious.

What happens if our internet goes down?

If you lose connection, please contact the summer school office for us to help solve the problem. You can also contact the Help Desk for Leander ISD at 512-570-0566. If you do not reach out to the campus/district, we will not be able to help, and you will be considered absent.

When does registration close?

Session I and Session II registration on the website and/or in-person is open through June 1st. Some course registrations will close before this date (once classes are at capacity). You will see which courses are open/closed when you register through My School Bucks.

How many courses can I register for?

You can sign up for one teacher-led semester course in the morning and one online/Edgenuity semester course. Only register for one in the morning and one in the afternoon for each session for up to a total of 2 courses per session. If the afternoon online course is finished early enough, we will load another course at no cost to you.

If we live in the district zone but attend a school other than an LISD school, can we attend summer school? 

No, registration is only open to current students attending LISD schools.

Can I work on my Edgenuity course all summer?

No. The Edgenuity courses will close/be turned off at 5 p.m. on the last day of each session. The content/progress will not be lost. Students who started a course in the first session and also signed up for the second session will have the course re-loaded and will work from where they left off. Students who do not complete a course they began during summer school will work with their campus in the fall to determine when they will complete that course (typically in a credit recovery class period). No progress will be lost or deleted.