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TWENTYNINE PALMS HIGH SCHOOL

SUMMER SCHOOL

2013

NOTE: Classes will be held on the

TPJHS campus - 5798 Utah Trail
760-367-9507

Session 1: JUNE 24 - JULY 11, 2013

Session 2: JULY 15 - AUGUST 1, 2013

Transportations number: (760) 367-9191 ext 4238, or 4240

Website: http://www.morongo.k12.ca.us/

At Twentynine Palms High School, we have a strong heritage of Wildcat Pride that we hope our students carry with them for the rest of their lives! We believe we offer a solid academic program that is equal to any offered elsewhere, and that is adaptable to each student and his or her own individual needs. We hope to develop a strong home/school partnership with all the families that we serve. Parental support for the school sends a vital message to students about the importance of education. Together, we can help our students shape bright futures for themselves and our community.

All students at TPHS will graduate with a realistic vision of his/her future.  This graduate will be equipped with basic skills of communication and computation needed to be successful and flexible in his/her vocation and will possess respect for others and an understanding of his/her role in being a responsible citizen.

1. Every student will show competence in reading and writing at a grade-level standard by passing the ELA portion of the CAHSEE, scoring a minimum of “proficient” on the CST, and meeting all MUSD graduation requirements.
2. Every student will show competence in at least the level of Geometry by passing the math portion of the CAHSEE; scoring a minimum of “proficient” on the CST, and meeting all MUSD graduation requirements.
3. Every student will contribute to his or her community by demonstrating positive and productive citizenship, making informed choices, and demonstrating knowledge of diverse cultures.
4. Every student will experience and articulate flexibility and adaptability in critical thinking and problem solving by practicing communication and collaboration skills in class and extra-curricular activities.
5. Every student will demonstrate the ability to use technology to gather, organize, and synthesize information.
6. Every student will experience world views through an introduction to music, visual and performing arts, literature, or languages of the world.

• Enrollment Requirements
• Counseling Department
• 2012-2013 Course Book
• College Information Grades 9-12