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CONTINUING
EDUCATION
Summer 2021 Classes
Includes Youth Academy
Summer Schedule!
Adult Enrichment • Professional Development • Youth Academy
Welcome to College of DuPage
Summer 2021! Dear District 502 College Now (see page 28)—Designed for
PRESIDENT
Dr. Brian Caputo
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Residents, juniors and seniors in high school, students Christine M. Fenne
can be admitted to COD early and are eligible Board Chairman, Wheaton,
While many of us to take courses for college credit with their
continue to work high school peers online or at the Naperville
and learn from Center. Students can get a head start on their
Daniel Markwell
Board Secretary, Lombard
home, others college career this summer through College
are returning to Now at COD. These transferable Gen Eds
campus, relying can reduce the overall cost of college while Charles Bernstein
on the personal improving your student’s college application Wheaton
protection measures by successfully completing rigorous college
and precautions put into place to help keep us level courses while in high school. Annette K. Corrigan
safe. Right now, the timing of a full reopening Wheaton
of our public and social lives is still uncertain. Free Zoom Basics for Beginners (see page
36)—Are you hesitant about taking classes this Maureen Dunne
One thing that you can be certain of is that summer because you are unsure about how the Naperville
College of DuPage Continuing Education is virtual classroom format works? We are once
constantly improving to bring you the very again offering our popular free Zoom basics Heidi Holan
best personal enrichment and professional courses. We had more than 100 students Glen Ellyn
development programs to further your join our spring Zoom Basics courses and
curiosity and career. While online learning look forward to helping more students gain Frank Napolitano
isn’t new at College of DuPage, COVID-19 confidence and experience with this exciting Bloomingdale
and the resulting closures have allowed us to and important tool for video communication.
rapidly take remote learning opportunities to
new heights to continue to serve you in these
challenging times.
Real Estate Broker Programs (see page
68)—In addition to our comprehensive,
Samiha Syed
Student Trustee, Lombard Contents cod.edu/conted
state-approved training to prepare students
Here are some summer course for the Illinois Real Estate Broker License HOW TO REGISTER FOR ONLINE Music Academy..........................................48 NEW! Leadership Fast Track Program..... 61
highlights: Examination, we have added a new three- COURSES THIS SUMMER.......................4 Writing.......................................................49 Professional Development Bundles.......... 61
course series (45 hours) to fulfill state Lean............................................................ 62
requirements for brokers who were licensed in
CONTINUING EDUCATION ONLINE PARTNER
Community College Collaboration Series REGISTRATION.......................................... 5
LIFELONG LEARNING Public Service Institute.............................64
(see page 56)—A new, innovative partnership Illinois after Nov. 1, 2019. These courses cover LEADERSHIP Computers..................................................50 Massage Therapy....................................... 65
with area community colleges allows us essential topics such as Risk Management, Film and Television....................................50
Joseph Cassidy YOUTH ACADEMY VIRTUAL Business of Craft Beer.............................. 66
to offer brand new courses to Lifelong Transactional Issues and Brokerage Principles
Dean of Continuing Education SUMMER PROGRAMS.............................6 Global Exploration.....................................50 Craft Beer Program Tracks
Learners throughout northern Illinois. The for newly licensed real estate brokers.
(NOTE: See Youth Academy Contents on Page 7) History and Culture....................................51 (Fall and Spring)........................................67
collaboration consists of a dynamic series of Literature and Music..................................52 Real Estate.................................................68
I also urge to periodically check the Dan Deasy
courses created by partnering community Politics and Policy.......................................52 Education...................................................68
Continuing Education webpage— Program Manager—Adult Education ADULT EDUCATION
colleges including Harper College, McHenry Plus 50 Series...............................................53
cod.edu/conted—where you will find the Adult Language Acquisition.......................35 Adjunct Faculty Training Institute.......... 69
County College and Rock Valley College. By
most up-to-date information on courses Debbie Hasse Become a U.S. Citizen................................35 Living Well Series...................................... 54 Healthcare..................................................70
jointly offering these courses, we can ensure
and delivery formats. Senior Manager—Business Solutions High School Equivalency (GED)................35 Free Lunch Break Lectures........................55 Transportation........................................... 71
students from across the region continue to
connect to inspiring topics and teachers even Jump Start Scholarship...............................35 The Sage Series...........................................55 Wellness..................................................... 71
at a distance. At College of DuPage Continuing Education, ICAPS at College of DuPage......................35 At the MAC..................................................55
Julie Konczyk
the promise of a more normal summer is in NEW! Community College HOMELAND SECURITY
Program Manager—Adult Enrichment
Brewery Treks and Virtual Taste Tours (see our hearts and minds. Join us to learn, grow ADULT ENRICHMENT Collaboration Series.................................. 56 TRAINING INSTITUTE.......................... 72
and Youth Academy
page 67)—Beer lovers and friends can join and advance personally and professionally as
Art............................................................... 36 INNOVATION DUPAGE......................... 74
us for adventures along America’s Ale Trails. we navigate these uncertain times together. DEVELOPMENTAL EDUCATION
Tom Brady Computers.................................................. 38
This series of courses will transport you to Reach Out................................................... 58 BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Associate Dean—Public Services Finance and Investment........................... 40 CENTER................................................. 75
some of the best beer hotspots in America. We Fiber Arts................................................... 40 Vocational Skills......................................... 59
will virtually visit breweries and brewpubs Fitness and Health..................................... 41 Coach.......................................................... 59 BUSINESS SOLUTIONS....................... 76
and learn the stories behind some of our
Food and Beverage.................................... 42
favorite craft beers. You will enjoy a guided CAREER AND PROFESSIONAL MAPS AND LOCATIONS...................... 77
Joe Cassidy Home and Garden...................................... 43
tour of craft beer tastings and learn industry DEVELOPMENT
tidbits on brewing and brand-building. We Dean, Continuing Education and Public Languages.................................................. 43 HOW TO REGISTER............................. 78
Business Leadership................................. 60
will provide a recommended list of beer Services Mind, Body and Spirit................................ 45
Nonprofit................................................... 60 COLLEGE OF DUPAGE POLICIES....... 78
brands to purchase on your own and enjoy Assistant Vice President of Economic Elmhurst Park District Courses................46
Development Project Management................................. 61 REGISTRATION FORM......................... 79
with us “in class.” Photography...............................................47
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Online Registration Guide
How to Register for Online Partner Registration
Online Courses
cod.edu/ceonline
We partner with national leaders in online education to offer a comprehensive selection of
non-credit coursework designed to build skills and enhance your life and your career. The
this Summer
content is interactive and engaging, and the courses are accessible, affordable and flexible.
Cambridge Adult ed2go ProTrain
Test Prep ed2go offers a wide variety of ProTrain offers online, self-paced career
Types of Courses COD Course Workforce Innovation Optimize your performance on
instructor-led non-credit courses that and professional courses. To view a
are project oriented. You can complete complete list of courses offered, visit
Virtual Classroom Meetings (VCM)
Registration and Opportunity Act graduate and law school admission any course entirely from your home or cod.theknowledgebase.org.
exams by enrolling in our adult test office any time of day or night. View
Students meet in real time on specified preparation online courses at College
days and times as they would in person All College of DuPage Continuing The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity the complete list of course offerings at Register through the ProTrain website
Education VCM, online and hybrid Act (WIOA) is a federally funded program of DuPage. Additional program details www.ed2go.com/dupage. listed above.
but completely online through the use are online at cod.edu/test-prep-
of video chat software such as Zoom or courses are available for registration to assist unemployed and underemployed • Six weeks long, with new course
through the following formats. individuals in returning to the workforce. tutoring. Contact College of DuPage at material bi-weekly
Google Classroom.
This program includes a variety of job (630) 942-2208. • New sessions begin monthly UGotClass
Online
Online (Self-paced) search services including the WIOA training • More than 200 courses available UGotClass offers career and
myaccess.cod.edu
Courses are taught completely online, grant, which pays for individuals to receive professional online courses to help
following instructor timelines with most Phone vocational/occupational training to minimize Also, check out ed2go Career Training! you enhance your skills and move your
interactions on discussion boards and (630) 942-2208 skill gaps and increase marketability. Career training programs can start you career forward. Self-directed learning
instruction through reading material To qualify for the grant, applicants must on a path to an in-demand profession. allows participants to begin and end
Fax meet eligibility and suitability criteria as classes at their convenience.
and videos. • 6 to 12 month programs
(630) 942-3785 determined by their local One-Stop Career • Many are approved by national
Hybrid Mail Center. The local One-Stop for DuPage certifying bodies and prepare Register for UGotClass courses by visiting
Courses are taught through a Continuing Education County is workNet DuPage Career Center students for certifying exams yougotclass.org/index.cfm/cod.
combination of online and College of DuPage located in Lisle. For further information, visit • Helpful student support staff
on-campus meetings. 425 Fawell Blvd. worknetdupage.org.
Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 Register for ed2go courses by
Learn more about WIOA by visiting visiting ed2go.com/dupage or
illinoisworknet.com/wioa. careertraining.ed2go.com/dupage
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YOUTH Contents cod.edu/youth
ACADEMY
ESSENTIAL PROGRAM High School Credit Schedule................ 22 REQUIRED FORMS............................30
INFORMATION......................................8 High School Course Descriptions GRADE RELEASE AND
Elementary and Middle and Textbook Information....................24 ORIENTATION FORMS................... 31
School Programs................................10 High School Enrichment....................... 25 YOUTH ONLINE
Grades 1 and 2........................................10 High School Success Series...................26 COURSE WAIVER............................ 32
Virtual Summer Programs Grades 3 to 5........................................... 11
Grades 6 to 8..........................................14
Test Prep and Tutoring.......................... 27
College Readiness for
YOUTH ONLINE
BEHAVIOR AGREEMENT............... 33
cod.edu/youth • cod.edu/cehighschool Manufacturing Camps.......................... 18 Grades 11 and 12..................................28
Junior High Achievers...........................19 Dual Enrollment ...................................29
Elementary through High School HS Credit General Information .......... 20
June 7 to Aug. 13, 2021
Annual
Youth Academy
Virtual Open
House
Tuesday, May 4
5 p.m.
Explore course details,
learn about the virtual
program format and
instructors and get help
with your summer planning!
Visit
cod.edu/youth-open-house for
more information and to RSVP!
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Youth Academy
Essential Program Information
Virtual Classrooms Google Accounts not have a completed waiver on file at least two
business days prior to the start of a class may have Grade Levels Capacity and Waitlists For questions pertaining to class content or
scheduling, contact Continuing Education at (630)
All youth courses are scheduled to take place Some courses may use Google Classroom a delay in receiving course information including Please note that classes are offered according to the Virtual classes have a maximum capacity ranging 942-2208. For information about accommodations
virtually using Zoom. Students need access to a or other Google suite applications. For these access to the course’s Zoom meeting. grade level a child will be entering in the fall 2021 term. from 6 to 16 students. Register early to ensure a for classes, contact the Center for Access and
computer with high-speed internet, a webcam and courses, students will be given a Google account spot is available for your child. Once the capacity Accommodations at (630) 942-2154.
microphone. Information will be shared on the Youth within the College’s education domain. The has been reached, a waitlist will be started. Call the
Academy webpage, cod.edu/youth, when youth username and temporary password will be sent Parent and Guardian Registration Closure Continuing Education office at (630) 942-2208 to be
programs are permitted to meet on campus. The via email to the student’s email address provided added to a waitlist. Refund Policy
latest information regarding campus closures can be
found at cod.edu/coronavirus.
within the Youth Academy Online Waiver before
class begins. Students are encouraged to log in
Contact Information Registration for virtual classes will close at least one
week prior to the start of class. This allows time for A full refund will be given to students who withdraw
as soon as possible to ensure access and change
Parents or guardians must provide an up-to-date
phone number and email address at the time of
confirmation of online waivers, creation of student
Google accounts (if applicable) and dissemination
Cancellations from a course up to one full business day prior to the
start date. Please note that non-attendance does not
their temporary password. It is important to
Zoom Meetings monitor spam folders for emails from @cod.edu
registration. Youth Academy staff will use this
information to contact families whose students
of course information including supply lists and
invitations to Zoom meetings and Google Classrooms.
We require a minimum number of enrolled students
in order to run a class. To avoid inconvenience
count as a withdrawal.
and @gafe.cod.edu email addresses. Instructors
For each registered course, students receive a do not have an online waiver on file, and to to students, staff will cancel a class three to five
Zoom meeting invite by email from their instructor,
will communicate how and when to use the
communicate vital course updates or cancellations. business days in advance of the start date and Questions?
to the student’s email address provided within the
Google accounts during class or by email.
Please call (630) 942-2208 to update your contact How to Register offer participants alternative classes (if applicable) Please contact Continuing Education at (630) 942-
Youth Academy Online Waiver. It is important to information or verify accuracy. or a full refund. 2208 or email our team at youthacademy@cod.edu.
Students may register one of five ways:
monitor spam folders for emails from @cod.edu
and @gafe.cod.edu email addresses. Please email
Online Waivers 1. Online at myaccess.cod.edu
youthacademy@cod.edu if you have not received Every student must have a completed and signed Supplies 2. By mail to:
Continuing Education
Accommodations
a Zoom link for a course that is scheduled to begin copy of the Youth Academy Online Waiver on file
Students should have writing material (paper and College of DuPage In accordance with the Americans with
within one business day. Students should join the prior to participation in any virtual Youth Academy
a pen or pencil) readily available during all virtual 425 Fawell Blvd. Disabilities Act (ADA) and Amendments,
Zoom meetings during a course’s scheduled time or course. Copies of this waiver can be found on
courses in order to participate in activities and Glen Ellyn, IL 60137-6599 Continuing Education at College of DuPage
as specified by their instructor. pages 32 and 33 and online at www.cod.edu/youth.
take notes. Additional supplies may be required for 3. By fax at (630) 942-3785 provides reasonable accommodations to students
Completed documents must be sent via email to
some courses; information will be included within 4. By phone at (630) 942-2208 with disabilities. COD, Continuing Education and
youthacademy@cod.edu at least two business days
course descriptions. 5. Email Continuing Education at ce@cod.edu the Center for Access and Accommodations strive
prior to the start of class. Students and guardians
to focus on ability and accommodate students
must agree and adhere to all rules included within
The Registration form on page 79 must be used for enrolled in classes at College of DuPage.
the Youth Academy Online Waiver in order to
those registering by mail or fax.
participate in any virtual classes. Students who do
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Youth Academy
Grades 3 to 5
Arts and Recreation Yoga
Research shows that yoga can improve physical
Fractal Fun
Infinite self-similar patterns, known as fractals, are
and mental health, and, best of all, children report a window into exploring geometry, art and patterns
3D Sculpture that they love participating in this non-competitive in nature. Learn mathematical concepts aligned
Use a variety of common household materials and physical activity that can be practiced almost with the common core standards while recreating
craft supplies to make three-dimensional works of anywhere without the need for expensive equipment. the art behind the Sierpinski Triangle, the Koch
art. Registration for this course closes on Monday, Breathe, focus and relax in this fun and active yoga Curve and other famous fractals. Join this fun math
June 28. A supply list will be emailed prior to the class. A yoga mat is recommended, not required. class where you are encouraged to color! Students
start of class. Instructor: Chris Finke Instructor: Kelly McFadden need a ruler, protractor, compass and coloring
Monday, June 7 to Aug. 2 supplies such as markers or colored pencils.
Monday to Thursday, July 12 to 15 Instructor: Ayesha Ahmed
1 to 2 p.m. 11 a.m. to noon (no class July 5)
YEEL-0002-106, $49 YEEL-0002-101, $99 Monday to Thursday, July 26 to 29
Virtual Classroom Virtual Classroom 9 to 11 a.m.
YEEL-0001-115, $99
Elementary and
Virtual Classroom
Art for All
Unleash your creative side and explore new craft Math and Logic
projects in this hands-on virtual art class. Create Math Skills
Middle School Programs
a different project each day using common art Through games, demonstrations, practice and peer
Brain Busters support, students will review grade-level appropriate
supplies, then share your masterpieces with the Develop your logical reasoning and problem-
class. Registration for this course closes on Tuesday, math skills and be introduced to skills they will
solving skills as you work together on a variety
July 6. A supply list will be emailed prior to the start learn in future years. Topics include multiplication
of brainteasers. Different types of puzzles are
of class. Google Classroom will be used to manage and division, fractions, measurement conversion,
introduced and investigated throughout the course.
course material; students will be given a Google shape measurements and classifications and order
Our academic enrichment program, All courses will meet virtually via Zoom. Meeting SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Google Classroom will be used to manage course
account within the College’s education domain. of operations. Students need a ruler, protractor and
invites will be emailed prior to the start of class Classes for elementary and middle school students material; students will be given a Google account
for students entering grades 1 to Username and login information will be emailed compass for class. Instructor: Matthew Grider
to the student email address listed on the Youth are offered over nine weeks during the summer, within the College’s education domain. Username
before class begins. Instructor: Christopher Prenger Monday to Thursday, July 19 to 22
8, features classes that improve Academy Online Waiver. Students need access to beginning on Monday, June 7 and ending on Thursday, and login information will be emailed before class
a computer with high-speed internet, a webcam Tuesday to Thursday, July 20 to 22 begins. Instructor: Chris Finke 9 to 11 a.m.
academic and language skills, Aug. 5. No class meetings will take place on Monday,
and microphone. Students should have paper and 10:30 a.m. to noon YEEL-0001-114, $99
July 5 or on Fridays throughout the summer. Monday to Thursday, June 28 to July 1
develop an appreciation for art and a writing utensil available during class meetings YEEL-0002-107, $54 1 to 2 p.m.
Virtual Classroom
creativity, and provide opportunities to participate in activities and take notes. See Classes Listed by Grade Level Virtual Classroom YEEL-0001-107, $49
additional essential information on pages 8 and 9. Grades 1 and 2: Page 10 Virtual Classroom Sir Cumference and Medieval
to explore technology. Grades 3 to 5: Pages 11 to 13 Drawing with Colored Pencils and Geometry
Grades 6 to 8: Pages 14 to 17 Pastels Critical Thinking Explore geometric concepts through the fun math
Gain an introduction to drawing using colored pencils Enhance your critical thinking skills by exploring adventure books by Neuschwander and Geehan
or pastel chalk. Experiment with light and dark color different methods to organize and analyze and discover exciting ways to remember concepts
Grades 1 and 2
combinations to create depth, highlights and contrast information along with techniques to make and such as coordinate planes, parts of a circle, the
to bring your images to life! Practice drawing objects, evaluate conclusions. Practice and apply the ratio of pi and more. Students should have a basic
animals and backgrounds, then put everything strategies that you learn to solve various real-world understanding of the four fundamental operations
together to make a composition piece. Students need problems. Google Classroom will be used to manage with whole numbers: addition, subtraction,
blank paper to draw on, colored pencils and/or pastel course material; students will be given a Google multiplication and division. Students need a
Drawing with Colored Pencils First Grade Reading Review Math Skills chalks, and a large enough flat surface to work on account within the College’s education domain. measuring tape, ruler and protractor to participate in
during class. Instructor: Matthew Grider Username and login information will be emailed hands-on math activities. Instructor: Ayesha Ahmed
and Pastels For students who completed first grade during Through games, demonstrations, practice and peer
Gain an introduction to drawing using colored pencils spring 2021, this refresher course helps strengthen support, students will review grade-level appropriate Monday to Thursday, June 14 to 17 before class begins. Instructor: Chris Finke Monday to Thursday, Aug. 2 to 5
or pastel chalk. Experiment with light and dark color their skills specifically related to phonics and math skills and be introduced to skills they will 9 to 11 a.m. Monday to Thursday, July 19 to 22 9 to 11 a.m.
combinations to create depth, highlights and contrast reading comprehension, and helps set up students learn in future years. Topics include addition and YEEL-0002-104, $99 1 to 2 p.m. YEEL-0001-116, $99
to bring your images to life! Practice drawing objects, for success when entering second grade in the subtraction within 20, working with numbers in Virtual Classroom YEEL-0001-113, $49 Virtual Classroom
animals and backgrounds, then put everything fall. Scheduled class time will consist of a daily base 10 and base 100, as well as understanding Virtual Classroom
together to make a composition piece. Students need pre-recorded instructional video, scheduled Zoom measuring, time and shapes. Students need a ruler Introduction to Baking String Art: Math + Art
blank paper to draw on, colored pencils and/or pastel meetings for small groups to practice and apply the for class. Instructor: Matthew Grider Join this interactive online cooking experience Create your own string art design while exploring
chalks, and a large enough flat surface to work on lesson material and set office hours for students to Monday to Thursday, July 26 to 29 in your very own kitchen! Must have a parent or math concepts of symmetry, polygons, measurement
during class. Instructor: Matthew Grider bring questions to the instructor. Google Classroom 9 to 11 a.m. guardian present to assist. Learn to bake a new and estimation. Then learn how to complete your
will be used to manage course material; students YEEL-0003-103, $99 recipe each day. Recipes include Mini Cheesecakes, project to display in your home. Students need a
Monday to Thursday, June 21 to 24
will be given a Google account within the College’s Virtual Classroom Brownie Pizza, Blueberry Muffins with Crumb lacing needle, a pack of embroidery thread and some
9 to 11 a.m.
education domain. Username and login information Topping and French Silk Pie! Registration for this cardboard. Instructor: Ayesha Ahmed
YEEL-0003-101, $99
will be emailed before class begins. course closes on Monday, June 7. A grocery and
Virtual Classroom Monday to Thursday, July 12 to 15
Instructor: Kelly Bachewicz equipment list will be emailed prior to the start of 10 to 11 a.m.
Monday to Thursday, July 12 to 22 class. Instructor: Kara Tegmeyer YEEL-0001-109, $49
1 to 2:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday, June 21 to 24 Virtual Classroom
YEEL-0003-102, $149 4 to 6 p.m.
Virtual Classroom YEEL-0002-105, $99
Virtual Classroom
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Youth Academy
Grades 3 to 5
Every student must complete
the Youth Academy
Online Waiver and send to
youthacademy@cod.edu at
least two business days prior
to the start of class. See page
8 for additional details.
Fifth Grade Book Club
Join this virtual book club for students entering fifth
grade in fall 2021. Read together the novel Wild Robot
by Peter Brown and participate in daily discussions
about the book’s plot, characters, themes and style. Public Speaking Study Strategies
Students must have access to either a print or digital Become a poised and confident speaker as Put organization into your learning by improving
version of the novel. Please do not read ahead. Google you practice writing and presenting different your study habits. Develop skills in listening,
Classroom will be used to manage course material; types of speeches. Learn techniques to improve following directions, planning, prioritizing and
students will be given a Google account within the public speaking in a supportive and encouraging test taking. Topics include taking notes, time
College’s education domain. Username and login environment. Google Classroom will be used to management, test preparation and motivation.
information will be emailed before class begins. manage course material; students will be given Instructor: Renee Brennan
Instructor: Christopher Prenger a Google account within the College’s education Monday to Thursday, June 7 to 10
domain. Username and login information will be 10 to 11 a.m.
Monday to Thursday, July 12 to 22 emailed before class begins.
9 to 10 a.m. YEEL-0001-101, $49
Instructor: Jennifer O’Donnell Virtual Classroom
YEEL-0001-110, $99
Virtual Classroom Monday to Thursday, June 14 to 17
1 to 3 p.m.
YEEL-0001-102, $99 Writing
Science Virtual Classroom
Creative Writing
Stars, Planets and Galaxies Success Skills Experience the joy of writing in this course
designed to explore techniques, unleash creativity,
Fire your imagination and curiosity, and get a taste
of the science of astronomy! Explore classical and and put you in the habit of writing! Google
dwarf planets, galaxies, stars and dark matter. Google Tools Classroom will be used to manage course material;
Learn to use Google tools such as Google Slides, students will be given a Google account within the
Programming and and audio recordings to create interactive
stories, games and animations. This class uses
within the College’s education domain. Username and
login information will be emailed before class begins.
Learn how black holes work, what causes a
supernova, and discover other celestial objects in Google Docs and Jamboard to help with your
schoolwork or personal projects. Students will
College’s education domain. Username and login
information will be emailed before class begins.
space. Instructor: Richard Morton
Technology scratch.mit.edu and itchcode.com for programming
activities. Instructor: Renee Brennan
Instructor: Kelly Bachewicz
Monday to Thursday, July 12 to 22 Monday to Thursday, June 7 to 10
be given a Google account within the College’s
education domain, username and login information
Instructor: Jennifer O’Donnell
2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday, June 21 to 24
Monday to Thursday, June 7 to 10 2:30 to 4 p.m. will be emailed before class begins.
YEEL-0002-109, $99 1 to 3 p.m.
CS First Coding 1 to 2 p.m. YEEL-0001-111, $149 Instructor: Kelly Kuenstler YEEL-0001-105, $99
Coding made easy through Scratch and CS First, YEEL-0002-102, $49 Virtual Classroom Virtual Classroom
Monday to Thursday, June 21 to 24 Virtual Classroom
Google’s free coding program. Students learn to Virtual Classroom
9 to 11 a.m.
Fourth Grade Book Club
code to tell stories, enhance presentations, create
music and sounds, and create a new Google logo. Join this virtual book club for students entering Speech YEEL-0001-106, $99 The Wide World of Writing
Students will be given a Google account within the Reading fourth grade in fall 2021. Read together the novel
Virtual Classroom Discover the inspiration and methods used to
become a great writer! Engage in short writing
College’s education domain, username and login The Penderwicks: A Summer Tale of Four Sisters,
Junior Speech Team Life Skills projects to get the creative juices flowing and
information will be emailed before class begins. Two Rabbits, and a Very Interesting Boy by Jeanne
Instructor: Kelly Kuenstler Second Grade Reading Review Birdsall and participate in daily discussions about
Learn fundamental skills used by speech teams Learn about important life skills including explore the various parts of the writing process.
For students who completed second grade during as you practice writing and presenting several cooking and first aid, cleaning and laundry, Develop your own writing style as you are challenged
Monday to Thursday, July 26 to 29 the book’s plot, characters, themes and style.
spring 2021, this refresher course helps strengthen types of speeches. Participate in exercises to help money management and cyber safety. Through a to create your own story including setting, character,
1 to 3 p.m. Students must have access to either a print or digital
their skills specifically related to phonics and reading improve your arguments, style and delivery. Google combination of activities and discussion, explore plot and flow. Instructor: Matthew Grider
YEEL-0002-108, $99 version of the novel. Please do not read ahead.
comprehension, and helps set up students for success Classroom will be used to manage course material; a different topic each day and discover new ways
Virtual Classroom Google Classroom will be used to manage course Monday to Thursday, July 12 to 15
when entering third grade in the fall. Scheduled class students will be given a Google account within the to safely be more independent at home. Common
material; students will be given a Google account 2 to 4 p.m.
time consists of a daily pre-recorded instructional College’s education domain. Username and login cooking and cleaning materials may be used
within the College’s education domain. Username YEEL-0001-112, $99
Scratch Programming video, scheduled Zoom meetings for small groups to information will be emailed before class begins. during activities. Recommended supply list will be Virtual Classroom
and login information will be emailed before class
Build your basic computer coding skills through mini practice and apply the lesson material and set office Instructor: Jennifer O’Donnell emailed prior to the start of class.
begins. Instructor: Christopher Prenger
game lessons in Scratch programming. Scratch uses hours for students to bring questions to the instructor. Monday to Thursday, June 28 to July 1 Instructor: Dana Prendergast
computer programming language to manage multiple Google Classroom will be used to manage course Monday to Thursday, June 21 to July 1
9 to 11 a.m. Monday to Thursday, June 14 to 17
forms of media including text, images, animation material; students will be given a Google account 9 to 10 a.m.
YEEL-0001-108, $99 10 to 11 a.m.
YEEL-0001-104, $99
Virtual Classroom YEEL-0002-103, $49
Virtual Classroom
Virtual Classroom
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Youth Academy
Math and Logic Solving Linear Equations
Discover the three methods to solving linear
equations: substitution, elimination and graphing.
City Layouts Gain extra practice with one of the more
Discover patterns in how cities are designed and challenging math concepts in middle school.
investigate layout similarities between cities with This class uses desmos.com for math practice
common historical events, such as fires, wars and activities. Instructor: Charles Roberson
climate change. This class uses Google Maps and Monday to Thursday, July 19 to 22
will include a combination of instructor-led student 1 to 2:30 p.m.
activities and guided research. YEMS-0001-113, $74
Instructor: Charles Roberson Virtual Classroom
Dungeons & Dragons Tuesday to Thursday, July 13 to 15
Join us on a quest for adventure and monster 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Stock Market
destruction. Use your imagination, create your own YEMS-0001-109, $39 Run with the “bulls” or be a “bear” in this fast-paced
character, work as a team and develop group problem Virtual Classroom interactive course that introduces you to today’s
solving skills as you attempt to complete a quest stock market. Is it your dream to become a Wall
led by the Dungeon Master, Mr. Morty. A Dungeons Critical Thinking Street millionaire? Learn how to pick stocks for both
& Dragons 7-Die Dice Set is recommended, not Enhance your critical thinking skills by exploring short-term and long-term investing and see if you
required. Instructor: Richard Morton different methods to organize and analyze can win our stock trading simulation! Explore basic
information along with techniques to make and investment topics such as the Dow Jones, mutual
Monday to Thursday, June 21 to 24 funds, investing vs. trading, and much more. Google
evaluate conclusions. Practice and apply the
Noon to 1:30 p.m. Classroom will be used to manage course material;
strategies that you learn to solve various real-world
YEMS-0002-107, $74 students will be given a Google account within the
problems. Instructor: Matthew Grider
Virtual Classroom College’s education domain. Username and login
Monday to Thursday, July 26 to 29
Monday to Thursday, Aug. 2 to 5 information will be emailed before class begins.
12:30 to 2:30 p.m.
3 to 4:30 p.m. Instructor: Jason Kruski
YEMS-0001-116, $99
YEMS-0002-102, $74 Monday to Thursday, June 7 to 10
Virtual Classroom
Virtual Classroom Noon to 2 p.m.
Grades 6 to 8
Introducing Linear Equations YEMS-0001-101, $99
Magic: The Gathering Linear equations don’t have to be scary! Join this Virtual Classroom
Learn how to play Magic: The Gathering and gain
course to learn about linear equations and build
tips and tricks to setting up a webcam to play with String Art: Math + Art
confidence in working with rate of change, initial
friends while social distancing. Meet new friends Create your own string art design while exploring
value, solving and graphing. Learn the parts of an
while learning how to play a popular card game.
Arts and Recreation Drawing with Colored Pencils
and Pastels
Yoga
Research shows that yoga can improve physical
Students need a Magic: The Gathering Deck Building
kit or a 60-card or more Starter Deck and 20-sided
equation written in y=mx+b form and how to write
an equation when given two points, or a point and
math concepts of symmetry, polygons, measurement
and estimation. Then learn how to complete your
Gain an introduction to drawing using colored pencils and mental health, and, best of all, children report the slope. This class uses desmos.com for math project to display in your home. Students need a
die. Instructor: Richard Morton lacing needle, a pack of embroidery thread and some
Digital Painting or pastel chalk. Experiment with light and dark color that they love participating in this non-competitive practice activities. Instructor: Charles Roberson
combinations to create depth, highlights and contrast physical activity that can be practiced almost Monday to Thursday, June 28 to July 1 cardboard. Instructor: Ayesha Ahmed
Learn how to digitally paint including how to use Monday to Thursday, July 12 to 15
to bring your images to life! Practice drawing objects, anywhere without the need for expensive equipment. Noon to 1:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday, June 7 to 10
digital brushes and layer styles to create amazing 1 to 2:30 p.m.
animals and backgrounds, then put everything Breathe, focus and relax in this fun and active yoga YEMS-0002-109, $74 10 to 11 a.m.
images. Students use either Photoshop or pixlr.com YEMS-0001-108, $74
together to make a composition piece. Students need class. A yoga mat is recommended, not required. Virtual Classroom YEMS-0001-110, $49
during class. A drawing tablet is recommended, not Virtual Classroom
required. Instructor: Richard Morton blank paper to draw on, colored pencils and/or pastel Instructor: Kelly McFadden Virtual Classroom
chalks, and a large enough flat surface to work on Monday, June 7 to Aug. 2 Trivia Fun Order of Operations
Monday to Thursday, June 14 to 17 Expand your love of trivia and knowledge while
during class. Instructor: Matthew Grider
Programming and
2:30 to 4:30 p.m. 3 to 4 p.m. (no class July 5) Hone in your algebra skills and become an expert
YEMS-0002-101, $99 developing and playing trivia games with other on the order of operations! Course topics include
YEMS-0002-103, $99 Monday to Thursday, Aug. 2 to 5
Virtual Classroom trivia-enthusiasts. The Quizmaster presents variables, review of the four fundamental operations,
Virtual Classroom 9 to 11 a.m.
YEMS-0002-112, $99
fun trivia experiences to help you succeed in
Scholastic Bowl, or just have fun with your
solving one-, two- and three-step equations, and an Technology
Virtual Classroom introduction to the game 24. This class uses desmos.
Digital Photography
Explore further into the use and functions of Games favorite topics. Whether it is Science, Pop Culture
and Music, or Harry Potter—the options are
com for math practice activities.
Instructor: Charles Roberson Character Creation
your digital camera with increased confidence Introduction to Baking endless! Students choose the topics and the Learn how professional animators and game
and skill. Discuss techniques to improve your Join this interactive online cooking experience Competitive Chess Quizmaster hosts games in friendly competition. Monday to Thursday, July 19 to 22 designers create characters. Using simple
photography skills, then learn how to use image- in your very own kitchen! Must have a parent or Increase your playing ability by participating in Google Classroom will be used to manage course 11 a.m. to noon techniques and a drawing program, students
editing software to improve the quality of your guardian present to assist. Learn to bake a new practice lessons taught by a Chess Team leader and material; students will be given a Google account YEMS-0001-112, $49 learn how to make character sheets showcasing
photographs. Students need a device capable of recipe each day, including Classic Birthday Cake competing in digital chess tournaments with other within the College’s education domain. Username Virtual Classroom uniquely made creatures and people with different
capturing digital images, such as a camera, cell with Chocolate Cream Cheese Frosting, Strawberry middle school students. This class uses lichess.org and login information will be emailed before class expressions and postures. Students need drawing
phone or tablet, and a method to upload images. Shortcake, Chocolate Chip Scones and Berry to play chess virtually. Instructor: Charles Roberson begins. Instructor: Jason Kruski material such as colored pencils and paper and
Students use either Photoshop or pixlr.com during Pie with Crumble Topping! Registration for this Students should have use either Photoshop or pixlr.com during class.
course closes on Monday, June 14. A grocery and Monday to Thursday, July 12 to 15 Monday to Thursday, June 21 to 24
class. Instructor: Richard Morton Instructor: Richard Morton
equipment list will be emailed prior to the start of 11 a.m. to noon 12 to 2 p.m. writing material (paper and
Monday to Thursday, July 26 to 29
class. Instructor: Kara Tegmeyer YEMS-0002-110, $49 YEMS-0002-105, $99 a pen or pencil) readily Monday to Thursday, June 21 to July 1
12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Virtual Classroom Virtual Classroom 3 to 4 p.m.
YEMS-0002-111, $99 Monday to Thursday, June 28 to July 1 available during all virtual YEMS-0002-106, $99
Virtual Classroom 4 to 6 p.m. courses to participate in Virtual Classroom
YEMS-0002-108, $99 activities and take notes.
Virtual Classroom
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Youth Academy
Grades 6 to 8
Speech Get Your Geek On
Junior Speech Team
—Virtually!
Learn fundamental skills used by speech teams Friday, April 23 to
as you practice writing and presenting several
types of speeches. Participate in exercises to help
Sunday, April 25, 2021
improve your arguments, style and delivery. Google 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • Free
Classroom will be used to manage course material;
students will be given a Google account within the Join College of DuPage as we explore all that
College’s education domain. Username and login STEM has to offer—virtually! Some sessions
information will be emailed before class begins. Keynote Speaker: Justin Shaifer
Instructor: Jennifer O’Donnell Executive Director of Fascinate Inc. require advance registration. Come for the
and STEM advocate knowledge, stay for the fun!
Monday to Thursday, June 21 to 24
9 to 11 a.m.
YEMS-0001-104, $99 Highlights:
Virtual Classroom • Virtual Tours
• Scheduled Workshops
Persuasion and Debate • Exciting Demonstrations
Learn how to construct and defend an argument • DIY STEM Activities
while developing critical thinking and public
speaking skills. Become an effective communicator
in school and public situations as you learn For more information and
to separate fact from opinion, develop logical a schedule of events, visit:
arguments and present them to an audience. Google
Classroom will be used to manage course material; “Why STEM is Dope” cod.edu/stemcon
students will be given a Google account within the Boring lectures and uninspiring teachers often
College’s education domain. Username and login ruin students’ perceptions of STEM. This
information will be emailed before class begins. adventurous talk informs students about real-life
Instructor: Jennifer O’Donnell experiences of modern STEM professionals
Monday to Thursday, June 28 to July 1 and the prospects of STEM careers.
12:30 to 2:30 p.m.
YEMS-0001-105, $99
Virtual Classroom
Social Studies iCivics.org to explore some government topics.
Google Classroom will be used to manage course
material; students will be given a Google account
Public Speaking
Discover the basics of public speaking, and
Life Skills
Learn about important life skills including Writing The Wide World of Writing
Discover the inspiration and methods used to
Major World Religions within the College’s education domain. Username practice creating and presenting to your cooking and first aid, cleaning and laundry, become a great writer! Engage in short writing
We are a multi-religious community, but what and login information will be emailed before class classmates. Students prepare and virtually deliver money management and cyber safety. Through a Literary Analysis and Writing Skills projects to get the creative juices flowing and
does each religion believe? Learn about five of the begins. Instructor: Jason Kruski both informative and persuasive speeches. combination of activities and discussion, explore Learn how to critically and logically analyze literary explore the various parts of the writing process.
major world religions’ beliefs and core practices. Monday to Thursday, June 14 to 17 Instructor: Brittany Baurle a different topic each day and discover new ways works through reading, writing and discussion while Develop your own writing style as you are challenged
This course introduces the primary texts of each Noon to 2 p.m. to safely be more independent at home. Common improving essay writing and reading comprehension. to create your own story including setting, character,
Monday to Thursday, July 19 to 22 cooking and cleaning materials may be used plot and flow. Instructor: Matthew Grider
religion and includes an overview of history and YEMS-0001-102, $99 Discussion topics include building background,
3 to 5 p.m. during activities. Recommended supply list will be
thought practices of Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Virtual Classroom annotating skills, plot diagram analysis, author’s Monday to Thursday, June 28 to July 1
YEMS-0001-111, $99 emailed prior to the start of class.
Christianity and Islam. Class discussions including purpose, academic vocabulary and more. Students 9 to 11 a.m.
Virtual Classroom Instructor: Dana Prendergast
personal experiences are encouraged. Rock and Hip Hop History read Animal Farm by George Orwell during this YEMS-0001-106, $99
Instructor: Brittany Baurle Learn the history of two music genre giants. From Monday to Thursday, June 21 to 24 course, and must have access to either a print Virtual Classroom
Monday to Thursday, July 26 to 29
3 to 5 p.m.
David Bowie to Grandmaster Flash, each day
focuses on different artists and the groundbreaking
Success Skills 10 to 11 a.m.
YEMS-0002-104, $49
or digital version of the novel. Please do not read
ahead, as course time will be used to read together
contributions that they left on our human psyches. Virtual Classroom while students complete reading comprehension
YEMS-0001-114, $99
Instructor: Richard Morton Google Tools exercises. Google Classroom will be used to manage
Virtual Classroom
Learn to use Google tools such as Google Slides, Study Strategies course material; students will be given a Google Every student must complete
Monday to Thursday, Aug. 2 to 5 account within the College’s education domain.
Google Docs and Jamboard to help with your Put organization into your learning by improving
Politics and Elections Noon to 2 p.m. Username and login information will be emailed the Youth Academy
schoolwork or personal projects. Students are given your study habits. Develop skills in listening,
How does the field of politics work? What is the YEMS-0002-113, $99 before class begins. Instructor: Jacqueline Reid Online Waiver and send to
a Google account within the College’s education following directions, planning, prioritizing and
difference between a Republican and a Democrat? Virtual Classroom
How do the three branches of government affect
domain, username and login information will be test taking. Topics include taking notes, time Monday to Thursday, July 6 to 29 youthacademy@cod.edu at
emailed before class begins. management, test preparation and motivation. 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. least two business days prior
me? What role do I play in our government? All of
Instructor: Kelly Kuenstler Instructor: Renee Brennan YEMS-0001-107, $299
these questions and more are addressed in this
Virtual Classroom
to the start of class. See page
class that combine learning, games and action to Monday to Thursday, July 26 to 29 Monday to Thursday, June 14 to 17
learn about our role in government. This class uses 9 to 11 a.m. 10 to 11 a.m. * Class meets Monday through Thursday for four 8 for additional details.
YEMS-0001-115, $99 YEMS-0001-103, $49 weeks beginning on a Tuesday (July 6) because no
Virtual Classroom Virtual Classroom classes meet on Monday, July 5.
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Youth Academy
Junior High Achievers
Advancement * Enrichment Online classes offered are modeled after high school Junior High Achievers classes are
curriculum and are held to the same academic non-credit. Grades will be emailed on a
standards, policy and rigor you expect from our grade sheet and are not eligible for official
Grades 7 to 8 High School summer classes. Course descriptions transcripts. Please review the Student Code
cod.edu/junior-high and textbook details are listed on page 24. While of Conduct for additional polices that apply
COD does not offer high school credit for these for these courses.
A High School Preview Experience courses, be sure to contact your student’s school
The academic content of high school delivered before registration to determine if credit or advanced
to a cohort of rising 7th and 8th grade students. placement can be awarded.
Participants are invited to explore their interest in MANDATORY ONLINE
non-credit online academic high school courses. ORIENTATION REQUIRED FOR
JUNIOR HIGH ACHIEVERS
PROGRAM. SEE PAGE 24.
SUMMER ACADEMIC DATES AND TIME
Classes are scheduled virtually Monday through Friday
Semester I: Virtual Classroom
June 14 to July 9 (no class Monday, July 5)
Mathematics Virtual Classroom
COURSE TIME CODE TUITION ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Algebra I 8 to 11:30 a.m. YEHSC-0005-099 $349 Supplies: Scientific calculator, graph paper, colored pens/pencils, ruler
Geometry 1 to 4:30 p.m. YEHSC-0005-085 $349 Supplies: Graph paper and protractor
Semester II: Virtual Classroom
July 12 to Aug. 5 (no class Friday, Aug. 6)
Mathematics Virtual Classroom
COURSE TIME CODE TUITION ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Algebra I, sem. II 8 to 11:30 a.m. YEHSC-0005-098 $349 Supplies: Scientific calculator, graph paper, colored pens/pencils, ruler
Manufacturing Camps
Geometry, sem. II 1 to 4:30 p.m. YEHSC-0005-084 $349 Supplies: Graph paper and protractor
ACT Comprehensive SAT Comprehensive Algebra II Preview
Test Preparation Test Preparation This preview class is designed for students who
Gain exposure to an overview of math, science Students get a crash course in an overview of math, will enroll in Algebra II the upcoming term. Algebra
reasoning, reading and English sections in preparation reading and English usage in preparation for the SAT I topics are reviewed and students are given an
Grades 6 to 8 GADgET Girls: Girls Adventuring in
Design, Engineering and Technology
Dream It, Build It
Fuel your interest in design and engineering and for the ACT exam. Students become familiar with ACT exam. Students become familiar with SAT questions, introduction of new topics for the next level of math.
Students are given the opportunity to This camp introduces girls to design and gain new skills on manufacturing machinery. questions, develop test-taking strategies, increase develop test-taking strategies, increase confidence Monday to Wednesday, June 7 to 9
confidence and speed, and get a review of test and speed, and get a review of test content. No 9 a.m. to noon
explore the world of manufacturing, manufacturing processes. Students complete their Students brainstorm and prototype their projects,
then complete their creations using shop equipment. content. No textbook or formal assessment. Have a textbook or formal assessment. Have a calculator YEHSC-0004-103, $229
including training on industry-standard own projects through guided instruction, explore
calculator and writing instrument. and writing instrument. Virtual Classroom
career paths in manufacturing and engage with This camp includes at least one field trip. Family
equipment and field trips to local members are invited on the final afternoon as Monday and Wednesday, June 7 and 9 Tuesday and Thursday, June 8 to 10
women currently working in the field. This program
manufacturing facilities. Camps are includes at least one field trip. Family members are students present their final projects. 1 to 4 p.m. 9 a.m. to noon Geometry Preview
scheduled after youth programs are invited on the final afternoon as students present YEHSC-0004-814, $199 YEHSC 0004-815, $199 This introduction to high school geometry includes
their final projects. Virtual Classroom Virtual Classroom plane geometry, congruence, polygons and special
permitted to meet in-person. Schedule quadrilaterals to strengthen skills and attitudes
information will be posted on the Youth Speed Reading toward mathematical reasoning.
Academy webpage, cod.edu/youth, Improve your reading skills. Learn to read faster and Monday to Wednesday, June 7 to 9
when available. increase comprehension. Acquire skills for skimming 1 to 4 p.m.
and scanning, previewing and overviewing, YEHSC-0004-104, $229
recognizing cue words and organizational patterns. Virtual Classroom
Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 9 and 10
1 to 3 p.m.
YEHSC-0004-101, $89
Virtual Classroom
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GRADE RELEASE FORM FINAL EXAMS CANCELLATIONS AND
Submit your Release of Grades Form (found on page Final exams are given on the last day of class for each MINIMUM ENROLLMENT
31 of this book or online at cod.edu/cehighschool) semester. If a student is absent for the final exam, We require a minimum number of enrolled students
by the first day of class to youthacademy@cod.edu. COD cannot and will not provide an opportunity for in order to run a class. To avoid inconvenience
Subject line and email must indicate the student first an alternate date. There are no make-up exams. COD to students, staff will cancel a class three to five
and last name, course and semester(s). will not administer the final exam early or proctor business days in advance of the start date and offer
the exam later. If an exam is missed, the grade the participants alternative classes (if applicable) or a
If you are auditing courses or taking classes for student receives for the final exam is recorded as an full refund. Avoid disappointment and register early.
enrichment purposes only, you must note this on “F” (zero points) and is factored into the semester
your form. grade. Absences, tardies and final exam policies are ACCOMMODATIONS
outlined below and covered in our online orientation. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities
AUDIT GRADE The parent/guardian and student signatures on Act (ADA) and amendments, College of DuPage
Students who are looking for enrichment only would the online waiver constitute understanding and Continuing Education provides the opportunity
benefit from auditing a course. An “X” is recorded acceptance of these conditions. for students to succeed. Accommodations are
on the grade report. Tests and quizzes are not determined based on the documentation provided by
mandatory and grades are not recorded. Attendance STUDENT RESPONSIBILITY the student/parent. The College is not responsible
is recorded and students must adhere to all summer The instructor is available to answer questions about for communicating with your student’s high school
school policies and procedures. Audit grades are not course materials or class policies. If students have or counselor; you must ensure you are providing
reported to high schools, and audits are irrevocable. any concerns about their performance in the course our team with the appropriate documentation. If
Please indicate on the Grade Release Form if you or are not sure of an assignment, the student should requesting accommodations, please notify the
want to audit the course; this decision is irrevocable. speak with the instructor. Center for Access and Accommodations at least 30
days prior to the start of the first class.
WITHDRAW FROM HIGH Use of any electronic device to engage in any of the
SCHOOL CREDIT following is strictly prohibited: Important Deadlines for
“W” is received from the instructor when the student Accommodations Requests:
has more than two absences (four tardies = one • Academic dishonesty Semester 1: Friday, May 7
absence) per semester course or for any violation • Failure to comply with an instructor’s directive for Semester 2: Friday, May 28
listed in the High School Attendance Policy or the use in an instructional setting Students notifying the Center after these deadlines
• Sending, receiving or possessing sexually explicit
High School Credit General Info
Student Code of Conduct—Appropriate Use of might have a delay in receiving services.
Computer/Online Resources Contract. If a student or otherwise inappropriate pictures, images or
voluntarily withdraws from a course, he/she should statements Center for Access and Accommodations
contact the High School program coordinator to • Talking and/or transmitting pictures, videos, or Email: access@cod.edu
officially change the Grade Release Form to ensure audio recording of another, without that person’s Phone: (630) 942-2154 TDD: (630) 858-9692
that no grade report is generated. consent Fax: (630) 942-2071
High School Credit MANDATORY ONLINE ATTENDANCE POLICY
Summer School is an intensive and compressed
• Bullying, intimidating, threatening, or harassing
others
ORIENTATION GRADES
Courses cod.edu/cehighschool
We invite you to explore our offerings and encourage
academic experience. Excellent punctuality and
attendance are required for success. See the
Summer school grades are available on myACCESS.
Grades are not mailed home. A final exam will be
• Identity theft
• Interfering with a school investigation
following enforced regulations: • Creating a disruption to the educational process
Advancement • Recovery • you to contact us with any questions you may have. given on the last day of the semester. Privacy laws
Enrichment We are here to help!
In accordance with state mandate, students are
dictate that a signed and dated Release of Grade
STUDENT ISSUES
form must be completed in order for College of
allowed two (2) absences per semester course. If there are issues or concerns about a course or
DuPage to release and/or send your grade to any
High School Credit Classes
Grades 9 to 12 The Basics • More than two (2) absences per course will result
in a “Withdrawal/Failure” grade issued for no
school. Please print clearly and indicate the contact
person at the high school. A release of grade form is
an instructor, the student should attempt to resolve
the issue with the instructor. If the student and
cod.edu/cehighschool credit, without a refund. An absence is defined as instructor are unable to resolve the matter, the
needed for each course completed by the student,
ACCELERATED FORMAT missing one or more hours of class. student should report this to the site supervisor.
including semester courses. Grades submitted from
College of DuPage Continuing Education provides Parents and students should be aware of the • VACATION DAYS AND/OR DAYS OF ILLNESS If the matter cannot be resolved at this level, the
the College of DuPage Summer High School Program
a summer school program that offers high school accelerated pace of the COD High School summer COUNT AS ABSENCES FROM SUMMER SCHOOL. student should make an appeal to the High School
to the local high schools are final. This policy is
credit courses to incoming freshmen and current and Junior High Achievers program. One day in A doctor’s note and/or parent call-in will not Program coordinator and then may be reviewed by
designed to maintain the grade/transcript as an
high school students. The summer program is an the summer program equals one week of a regular excuse a student absence. the College of DuPage Continuing Education dean.
accurate and complete record of meeting course
extension of the regular academic school year, school year. The fast-paced nature of the program • Four (4) tardies at the beginning of the day, the
requirements. Contact Continuing Education for
designed to provide students with opportunities includes the following essential functions: break, or leaving early at the end of the day per KEEP YOUR INFO UP TO DATE
future Grade Release inquiries.
to gain academic credit or to explore interests by • Extended lecture times semester course equals one (1) absence. Help us stay in touch to provide you with any
auditing a class. The mandatory online orientation • Compounded homework and reading • Tardies exceeding 15 minutes equal an absence. program updates. Ensure we have your current
• Any combination of absences and tardies that SETTING UP MYACCESS AND
session serves as your guide to the 2021 Summer assignments each evening email address and phone numbers, so we have
High School Program policies and procedures. • Frequent quizzes and testing exceed two (2) days results in a “Withdrawal/ STUDENT EMAIL multiple ways to reach you. Please call
Failure” grade issued for no credit, without refund. After registration, your student will automatically
(630) 942-2208 to update.
The online orientation reviews details regarding Before registration, be sure to check credit • There are no special arrangements made after the receive a “dupage.edu” email account. Each student
attendance, grades and other important program eligibility (whether or not courses will transfer) with allowed two (2) days of absence for any reason. is responsible for knowing his/her student ID number
information and policies. Prompt and consistent your high school counselor or registrar. District and myACCESS/Email username. This information
attendance is mandatory to ensure the same 204 students entering 9th grade in fall 2021 will Every effort is made to notify a student’s parent/ can be found on the registration letter. You may also
contact hours, teaching and learning opportunities NOT be eligible to receive high school math credit guardian of absences or tardies. call the Continuing Education office to confirm your
meet the same standards as the regular school through this programming. student’s ID number. For issues with online systems,
year. One day in the summer program equals one Parents are asked not to register their child for contact the Student HelpDesk at (630) 942-2999.
week of a regular school year. summer school classes when they anticipate a
conflict with their personal schedule.
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