Summer School
Summer classes for incoming freshmen will be offered in a hybrid format, with students required to attend classes in person on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, with mandatory in-person final exams. Students will receive asynchronous assignments to complete on Mondays and Fridays. We will offer a supervised study space on Mondays and Fridays during summer school (June 18–July 23) for students enrolled in in-person classes on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. This provides a structured environment to complete asynchronous work. A small fee will apply for attendance.
- Period 1 8:00–10:12 am
- Period 2 10:30–12:42 pm
- Period 3 Visit the Athletics page on the BMHS website for summer athletic skills class schedules.
- Period 1 8:00 - 9:15 am
- Period 2 9:30 - 10:45 am
Course Registration and Fees:
- Register and pay for summer school classes online.
- One-semester (0/5 unit) class fee: $250
- Full-year (10 unit) class fee: $500
- Athletic skills (0 units) class fee: $175
- June 18 First day of classes (in-person and hybrid)
- June 19 School Holiday - no in-person classes
- July 3 In-person 1st semester final exam for students in full-year (10 unit) classes*
- July 4,July 7 School Holidays - no in-person classes
- July 8 2nd semester begins for full-year (10 unit) classes
- July 23 In-person final exams for all classes
Academic Class Offerings for Students in Grades 10-12
(Students may register for a maximum of 15 units during summer school.)
- Geometry (10 units)
- Honors Geometry** (10 units)
- Algebra 2 (10 units)
- Honors Algebra 2** (10 units)
- Biology (10 units)
- Chemistry (10 units)
- Honors Chemistry** (10 units)
- World History (10 units)
- Government (5 units)
- Economics (5 units)
- Health – online or hybrid (5 units)
- P.E. – online or hybrid (5 units)
- Review/Make-Up classes for English, Math and Science (see registration form for more information)
**Students must meet prerequisites for honors-level classes.
Academic Class Offerings for Freshmen
The following 9th grade classes are offered in a hybrid format, with students attending classes in-person Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, and completing asynchronous assignments on Mondays and Fridays:
- Health (5 units)
- Physical Education (5 units)
- Introduction to High School English (5 units)
- Introduction to High School Algebra 1 (5 units)
- Algebra 1 (10 units)
BMHS Policy on Summer Course Enrollment
To maintain the integrity of our curriculum and ensure that students benefit fully from the educational experience provided by Bishop Montgomery High School, this policy establishes guidelines regarding the enrollment in summer courses.
Students enrolled at Bishop Montgomery High School may not take summer courses through another school or provider if those summer courses are offered by Bishop Montgomery High School. All summer courses provided by Bishop Montgomery are designed to align with our academic standards, Catholic values, and the unique educational objectives of our institution.
- Eligibility: Students must enroll in Bishop Montgomery’s summer courses if the desired course is available through our summer program.
- Prohibited External Enrollment: Students are not permitted to enroll in equivalent courses at other schools, online platforms, or external providers if those courses are offered as part of Bishop Montgomery High School’s summer curriculum.
- Approval for External Courses: In exceptional cases where a course is not offered by Bishop Montgomery, students may seek approval from the administration to enroll in an external course. Students must submit the Bishop Montgomery High School Outside School Request form, in advance, and receive approval from an academic counselor.
- Non-Compliance: Courses taken in violation of this policy will not be recognized for credit towards graduation requirements at Bishop Montgomery High School.
This policy is effective immediately and applies to all current and future students of Bishop Montgomery High School. The administration will review and communicate the summer course offerings annually to ensure clarity and alignment with this policy.
For questions, please contact Anett Mitchell, Dean of Curriculum and Assessment, at [email protected].