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Welcome Parents and Students
We look forward to supporting our online learners this summer and applaud the initiative to extend their knowledge during the warm June and July months. If at any time you need assistance during the registration process, please submit your request here to our eLo inquiry form.
Before you begin, please read the following IMPORTANT TIPS:
- Please have ready your student's school-issued ID # and email along with the name of his/her counselor.
- Please remember we can not grant course extensions over the summer. We also cannot open the course content prior to June 11 (Session 1) and July 5 (Session 2). Late work policies will be determined by your teacher. Please refer to the syllabus.
- Students may work ahead and complete the course early to accommodate their summer schedule. If a student knows they will be traveling or away from a computer when assignments are due, he/she should plan ahead and submit the work early. All of our courses contain due dates including late work policies. Students should communicate their needs or questions directly to the instructor.
- After you submit payment, the final screen will contain additional information about summer school. Please print the page for your records. You will also receive an email notification.
- Please remember: If you have multiple students to register, please complete a separate transaction for each student. Register student one, checkout and pay, and then come back to Schoolpay and register student two.
- U.S. History and American Government students, please be careful to choose the correct course. U.S. History is a two semester (two summer session) course. American Government is a one semester (one summer session) course.
- Please make sure you have reviewed the registration policies and are aware of convenience fees and possible fees for switching sessions or canceling sessions.
Mandatory
American Government Session 2 Summer 2018 IdFbn
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Please note American Government is a one semester (one summer session) course.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
How is democracy reflected in the three branches of the American system of government? In this course, students will study the primary concepts of the American political system, including its foundations, structures, and political behavior. This course does not simply look at the institutions of the federal government but also examines the parties’ issues, candidates, and power pressure groups and their roles in American politics at the national level. Emphasis is also placed on the role of the citizen in a democratic society. Successful completion of this course satisfies the American Government graduation requirement.
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Free
Recurring
Payment to: eLo Consortium - IPSD
$185.00
Open Amount
Mandatory
Consumer Economics Session 2 Summer 2018 IdFbk
This a one semester (one summer session) course.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This course offers students an alternative to a traditional classroom setting while meeting the State of Illinois graduation requirement. The course will integrate economic concepts in combination with the development of financial literacy and consumer responsibility. Instruction centers on the role of individuals in the economy – as citizens, workers, and consumers. Students develop skills related to money management; decision-making, use of credit, insurance, savings, investing, taxation, and consumer protection. A deeper understanding of the free enterprise system and laws of supply and demand are developed through real-life consumer simulations.
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Free
Recurring
Payment to: eLo Consortium - IPSD
Mandatory
Music Theory Session 1 Summer 2018 IdFbr
This a one semester (one summer session) course.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This music class is an introductory course to the basic building blocks of music. The content includes the following areas of concentration: scales, intervals, chord structure, and progressions, beginning harmony, and elementary ear training. This course is especially useful for all serious music students who plan to continue music beyond high school.
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Free
Recurring
Payment to: eLo Consortium - IPSD
Mandatory
Psychology Session 1 Summer 2018 IdFbh
This a one semester (one summer session course).
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
What determines behavior? This one-semester course is designed to expose students to the world of normal psychology. This course will provide students with an understanding of their own behavior as well as the behavior of other individuals. Attention is paid to the biology and chemistry of the human brain. Emphasis is placed on the psychological research regarding sleep, dreams, emotions, mental health, and motivation. This course requires reading, oral and written communication, and research skills.
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Free
Recurring
Payment to: eLo Consortium - IPSD
Mandatory
Health Session 1 Summer 2018 IdFbt
This a one semester (one summer session course).
HEALTH STUDENTS PLEASE NOTE: Students who complete health during the summer must participate in two consecutive semesters of physical education during the academic school year. Students may not substitute an elective or another course in place of health during the year.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This course will provide students the opportunity to develop an understanding of health issues and wellness concepts while enhancing communication skills via online technology. Students receive knowledge and skills that empower ownership of learning and health. Topics covered include but are not limited to stress management, body systems, nutrition, prevention of risk behaviors, wellness and mental health. Learning opportunities, experiences, and the environment promote positive attitudes, favorable health behaviors and a personal responsibility for life-long wellness.
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Free
Recurring
Payment to: eLo Consortium - IPSD
Mandatory
Psychology Session 2 Summer 2018 IdFbi
This a one semester (one summer session course).
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
What determines behavior? This one-semester course is designed to expose students to the world of normal psychology. This course will provide students with an understanding of their own behavior as well as the behavior of other individuals. Attention is paid to the biology and chemistry of the human brain. Emphasis is placed on the psychological research regarding sleep, dreams, emotions, mental health, and motivation. This course requires reading, oral and written communication, and research skills.
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Multi-Item
Free
Recurring
Payment to: eLo Consortium - IPSD
Mandatory
U.S. History Session 2 only Summer 2018 IdFcj
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You must complete session one before you can take session two.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
In this course you will learn about the main events in United States History from Colonization through the 1990’s. You will be challenged to think critically about the United States and the decisions it has made from its creation to its policies towards the rest of the world.You will cover topics such as colonization, the Creation of the Constitution, American Imperialism, War, The Great Depression, Civil Rights and many other economic, social, and political events in United States History.
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Multi-Item
Free
Recurring
Payment to: eLo Consortium - IPSD
$185.00
Open Amount
Mandatory
Consumer Economics Session 1 Summer 2018 IdFbj
Sold Out
This a one semester (one summer session) course.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This course offers students an alternative to a traditional classroom setting while meeting the State of Illinois graduation requirement. The course will integrate economic concepts in combination with the development of financial literacy and consumer responsibility. Instruction centers on the role of individuals in the economy – as citizens, workers, and consumers. Students develop skills related to money management; decision-making, use of credit, insurance, savings, investing, taxation, and consumer protection. A deeper understanding of the free enterprise system and laws of supply and demand are developed through real-life consumer simulations.
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Multi-Item
Free
Recurring
Payment to: eLo Consortium - IPSD
$185.00
Open Amount
Mandatory
U.S. History Session 1 only Summer 2018 IdFci
You must complete session one before you can take session two.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
In this course you will learn about the main events in United States History from Colonization through the 1990’s. You will be challenged to think critically about the United States and the decisions it has made from its creation to its policies towards the rest of the world.You will cover topics such as colonization, the Creation of the Constitution, American Imperialism, War, The Great Depression, Civil Rights and many other economic, social, and political events in United States History.
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Multi-Item
Free
Recurring
Payment to: eLo Consortium - IPSD
Mandatory
American Government Session 1 Summer 2018 IdFbq
Sold Out
Please note American Government is a one semester (one summer session) course.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
How is democracy reflected in the three branches of the American system of government? In this course, students will study the primary concepts of the American political system, including its foundations, structures, and political behavior. This course does not simply look at the institutions of the federal government but also examines the parties’ issues, candidates, and power pressure groups and their roles in American politics at the national level. Emphasis is also placed on the role of the citizen in a democratic society. Successful completion of this course satisfies the American Government graduation requirement.
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Multi-Item
Free
Recurring
Payment to: eLo Consortium - IPSD
$185.00
Open Amount
Mandatory
Geometry Session 1 & 2 Summer 2018 IdFbs
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Please note: Geometry is a two semester (two summer session) course.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This course provides students with the fundamental vocabulary, properties, language, content and procedures of geometry. Topics include triangles, circles, polygons, parallel lines, and inequalities, with an introduction to coordinate and solid geometry. Emphasis is placed on construction of formal proof, the analysis of the nature and structure of a logical system and on problem-solving skills. This course includes applications of the students’ algebraic skills.
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Free
Recurring
Payment to: eLo Consortium - IPSD
$370.00
Open Amount
Mandatory
Geometry Session 2 only Summer 2018 IdFcl
You must complete session one before you can take session two.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This course provides students with the fundamental vocabulary, properties, language, content and procedures of geometry. Topics include triangles, circles, polygons, parallel lines, and inequalities, with an introduction to coordinate and solid geometry. Emphasis is placed on construction of formal proof, the analysis of the nature and structure of a logical system and on problem-solving skills. This course includes applications of the students’ algebraic skills.
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Multi-Item
Free
Recurring
Payment to: eLo Consortium - IPSD
Mandatory
Geometry Session 1 only Summer 2018 IdFck
You must complete session one before you can take session two.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This course provides students with the fundamental vocabulary, properties, language, content and procedures of geometry. Topics include triangles, circles, polygons, parallel lines, and inequalities, with an introduction to coordinate and solid geometry. Emphasis is placed on construction of formal proof, the analysis of the nature and structure of a logical system and on problem-solving skills. This course includes applications of the students’ algebraic skills.
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Multi-Item
Free
Recurring
Payment to: eLo Consortium - IPSD
Mandatory
Music Theory Session 2 Summer 2018 IdFbm
This a one semester (one summer session) course.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This music class is an introductory course to the basic building blocks of music. The content includes the following areas of concentration: scales, intervals, chord structure, and progressions, beginning harmony, and elementary ear training. This course is especially useful for all serious music students who plan to continue music beyond high school.
View More
Multi-Item
Free
Recurring
Payment to: eLo Consortium - IPSD
Mandatory
U.S. History Session 1 & 2 Summer 2018 (Switch) IdFGv
This is a two semester (two summer session) course.
In this course you will learn about the main events in United States History from Colonization through the 1990’s. You will be challenged to think critically about the United States and the decisions it has made from its creation to its policies towards the rest of the world.You will cover topics such as Colonization, the Creation of the Constitution, American Imperialism, War, The Great Depression, Civil Rights and many other economic, social, and political events in United States History.
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Multi-Item
Free
Recurring
Mandatory
U.S. History Session 1 & 2 Summer 2018 IdFbp
U.S. History is a two semester (two summer session) course.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
In this course you will learn about the main events in United States History from Colonization through the 1990’s. You will be challenged to think critically about the United States and the decisions it has made from its creation to its policies towards the rest of the world.You will cover topics such as colonization, the Creation of the Constitution, American Imperialism, War, The Great Depression, Civil Rights and many other economic, social, and political events in United States History.
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Multi-Item
Free
Recurring
Payment to: eLo Consortium - IPSD
Mandatory
Health Session 2 Summer 2018 IdFbl
This a one semester (one summer session) course.
HEALTH STUDENTS PLEASE NOTE: Students who complete health during the summer must participate in two consecutive semesters of physical education during the academic school year. Students may not substitute an elective or another course in place of health during the year.
COURSE DESCRIPTION :
This course will provide students the opportunity to develop an understanding of health issues and wellness concepts while enhancing communication skills via online technology. Students receive knowledge and skills that empower ownership of learning and health. Topics covered include but are not limited to stress management, body systems, nutrition, prevention of risk behaviors, wellness and mental health. Learning opportunities, experiences, and the environment promote positive attitudes, favorable health behaviors and a personal responsibility for life-long wellness.
View More
Multi-Item
Free
Recurring
Payment to: eLo Consortium - IPSD
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