Anonymous wrote:Wow - some big changes. At least the in person dates are *way* later than the on line dates have traditionally been. Has in person typically been the same dates as online?
Limited online means you have to sit for most classes in person every day from 8:00AM - 2:30PM. This isn’t going to be appealing for students trying to get ahead.
PE isn’t offered. Are there any summer PE options like at Montgomery College to meet PE requirement?
Anonymous wrote:It looks like in person will be at 5 schools. I think in the past it was only at 1 school.
Also, it says that the counselor will register the kid. Does anyone know whether this is done by the middle school counselor for a current 8th grader who will be taking health over the summer? My kid would prefer to do it in person than online.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Are they limiting spots for virtual? I noticed this: “In-person and limited Virtual High School Summer School Programs will be offered this summer.”
Looks like they are only offering health, tech, and comp sci as virtual this year, and everything else is in person (8 am to 2:30 every day, one of 6 locations that aren’t yet posted).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Am I reading it correctly that Honors Health is only offered in person while regular Health is virtua?
Mcps only has honors health - there’s not a non-honors version.
So it’s just poor design that the in-person link shows Honors Health and the virtual courses list “health”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Am I reading it correctly that Honors Health is only offered in person while regular Health is virtua?
Mcps only has honors health - there’s not a non-honors version.
Anonymous wrote:Are they limiting spots for virtual? I noticed this: “In-person and limited Virtual High School Summer School Programs will be offered this summer.”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Am I reading it correctly that Honors Health is only offered in person while regular Health is virtua?
Mcps only has honors health - there’s not a non-honors version.
Anonymous wrote:Am I reading it correctly that Honors Health is only offered in person while regular Health is virtua?