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Crespi Summer School operates from June 17 - July 26

Courses at Crespi Carmelite High School's Summer School are taught by experts who embrace the best of twenty-first-century, brain-based education. All Summer School courses reflect the Catholic and Carmelite traditions of Crespi, and the student experience is designed to be both edifying and enjoyable.

Most of our Summer School courses are intended for remediation for high school students. Our 6-week Summer School session is divided into Session A (for Fall semester courses) and Session B (for Spring semester courses).

No school in observation of Juneteenth on June 19 and Independence Day on July 4.

Some courses, such as Honors PreCalculus and Film Studies, can be taken to fulfill prerequisites or high school graduation requirements. For example, Crespi students who recently completed Algebra 2 or Honors Algebra 2/Trig may take Honors PreCalculus in the Summer to qualify for AP Calculus AB in the Fall.

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For Crespi's incoming freshmen, we offer two courses designed to help make the transition from eighth grade to high school. Language Arts & the Crespi Man functions as an extended orientation to Crespi and develops the reading, writing, and verbal skills necessary for success at a college-preparatory high school. Integrated Math builds on lessons from seventh and eighth-grade math classes to prepare students for the challenges of high school Algebra 1.

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