Designed for rising 8th grade students who wish to satisfy their career and college exploration requirement before the beginning of the school year. In this course, students will discover their interests, explore career pathways, and identify ways they can. Through assessments, career research, and job-seeking skills, students gain valuable insights into in-demand careers and postsecondary options. This is a voluntary program. Online synchronous instruction; based on enrollment, may also be available at one or more campuses: Calhoun MS, Cheek MS, McMath MS, Myers MS, Navo MS, Rodriguez MS, Strickland MS. | Designed for students who have been ARDed by an IEP committee. In-person instruction at Alexander Elementary for PK-12 students. Led by District Leaders and Special Education supervisors. Hours are 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM for PK-5 students. | Designed for students who have taken but did not pass one or more semesters of a core course required for graduation. Students can enroll for up to 2 semesters at a time (and can take one additional semester, time permitting). A diagnostic assessment allows students to advance through areas where they show mastery. Students must be comfortable working independently at home. This is a voluntary program. Virtual/asynchronous via Edgenuity. All courses are closed, without exception, on June 27, and unfinished work is not saved. | Required for students who did not successfully complete Math 8. Math 8 is a state prerequisite for Algebra I. Students who did not pass Math 8 in the regular school year and do not successfully complete this summer recovery option will be required to enroll in an additional math support elective in 9th grade. In-person instruction at each MS; Harpool MS and Crownover MS students meet at McMath MS. | The PreK/K summer school program will provide upcoming kindergarten and first grade emergent bilingual students with opportunities to continue developing language, literacy, and math skills by engaging in meaningful academic experiences that prepare them for the next grade level. In-person instruction at Evers Park and Paloma Creek Elementary. Led by Denton ISD campus administrators. | This is an academic camp aimed at providing additional support to students at specific elementary campuses where data suggests a higher need for academic assistance. In-person instruction at Paloma Creek and Alexander Elementary. Led by Denton ISD campus administrators.