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Summer Programs

Academic and Enrichment

High School Courses

Entering Freshman

List of 6 items.

  • Entering Freshman Algebra 1 Prep - UPDATED

    Entering 9th grade
    This course is intended to both review and develops basic skills in preparation for college preparatory Algebra I. It will examine the properties of the real numbers, solutions of linear equations, inequalities, problem-solving techniques, graphing, factoring, polynomial computation, rational and irrational expressions, as well as an introduction to quadratics. Students should enroll in either session 1 or session 2 according to their scheduling preference; the same curriculum is covered in each session.

    Due to the most recent guidelines given by local and state government, this class will be held virtually on Blackboard. 

    Location: West Hills Campus

    Session 1: July 6 – July 16
                         8:00 am – 9:30 am 
    Session 2: July 20 – July 30
                         8:00 am - 9:30 am
    Tuition: $325

  • Entering Freshmen Reading, Writing and Critical Thinking - UPDATED

    Entering 9th grade
    This course is designed to review and further develop basic reading, writing and critical thinking in preparation for college preparatory English. Emphasizing the interconnection among these skills, this course focuses on reading comprehension; basic compositional elements and grammar rules to serve coherent, effective written expression; in-depth discussion of literature to develop analysis and interpretation skills. Students should enroll in either session 1 or session 2 according to their scheduling preference; the same curriculum is covered in each session.

    Due to the most recent guidelines given by local and state government, this class will be held virtually on Blackboard.


    Location: West Hills Campus

    Session 1: July 6 – July 16 
                         10:00 am – 12:00 pm 
    Session 2: July 20 – July 30,
                         10:00 am – 12:00 pm
    Tuition: $500

  • High School Study and Success Skills - UPDATED

    Entering 9th grade 
    The demands of a college preparatory high school can be very challenging to new students who are learning about their new campus, meeting new people, and juggling demanding courses and extracurricular activities. But the challenge can be overcome. This summer session course offers students the tools they need to succeed. Students will acquire important skills including time management, library research, organization, note-taking, listening, critical thinking and writing. They will also familiarize themselves with the Chaminade block schedule and campus. Students will receive their Chaminade laptops as part of this course.

    Due to the most recent guidelines given by local and state government, this class will be held virtually on Blackboard. 

    Location: West Hills Campus (VIRTUAL)
    Session 3: July 27 – July 31
                         start time 9:00 am
    Tuition: $325

  • Health

    Entering 9th grade
    The health curriculum focuses on teaching students to make quality decisions on matters relating to their mental, physical, social and emotional health. The class will include units on decision making, self-esteem, healthy relationships, mental health, exercise and fitness, nutrition, human sexuality, substance abuse, bullying, and infectious diseases. This class is taught from a Catholic perspective, keeping in mind our Marianist philosophy. This course is a requirement for graduation from Chaminade for all students. This course is offered to students the summer prior to their 9th-grade year to allow students flexibility in their schedule during the regular school year, providing space for them to participate in programs such as speech and debate and band. Students will receive their Chaminade laptops as part of this course.

    Due to the most recent guidelines given by local and state government, this class will be held virtually on Blackboard. . 

    Location: West Hills Campus (Virtual)
    Dates: July 6 – July 23
    Time: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
    Tuition: $950

  • Online Algebra I Review

    Algebra I Review (ONLINE) is for the student that has already completed an Algebra I course in the recent past and needs to review the course before taking Geometry or Algebra 2. This course is recommended for students who need review in solving equations, multiplying and factoring polynomials, graphing lines, finding slopes of lines and creative ideas for solving word problems. Each lesson gives several examples and explanation of the math topic. Most have videos or games to use to help students learn the topics better.

    Dates: June 15 - July 26
    Location: Class is all online with instructor office hours Fridays from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. on the West Hills campus
    Fee: $325

  • Online Computer Skills

    Entering 9th grade 

    Students at Chaminade are introduced to the concept of online learning in this course. Since so many students today engage in distance education as part of their college career, this course introduces the student to essential principles that will enable their success in this type of learning. Concepts like time management, netiquette, and qualities of a successful online student are examined. The course then introduces the student to various aspects of online academic technologies that will assist them at their time here at Chaminade. Components of Microsoft Word, Outlook, and Powerpoints are examined, as well as the use of Office 365. The course then transitions to examining other online academic technologies used here at Chaminade. These skills include: navigating library databases, using online tools & websites, using Naviance (Chaminade’s counseling and college application program) as well as file management & backup techniques.

    The final goal of the class is to put all of the skills together and be able to use these skills in real-world situations. Since this is an online course, accountability and responsibility become very important. The class will be broken into five one-week-long modules that will have a certain number of assessments due at the end of every week. The modules start the Monday of every week, and all assessments will be due Sunday at 10:00 pm. Students should make sure to give themselves enough time to complete all of the required assessments for that week because any assignment not turned in for the module by midnight Sunday will be considered late and lose credit. Students will receive their Chaminade laptops during this class session (pending manufacturer delivery).

    Choose ONE of the following sessions:

    Session 1: Wednesday, June 24th - Tuesday, July 28th

    A MANDATORY ORIENTATION WILL BE HELD WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24TH.

    Location: West Hills Campus

    Session 2: Wednesday, July 8th - Tuesday, August 11th

    A MANDATORY ORIENTATION WILL BE HELD WEDNESDAY, JULY 8TH.

    Location:     West Hills Campus

    Tuition:     $475



High School Academic Courses

List of 23 items.

  • Algebra I AB

    Entering 10th – 11th grade
    This course presents the traditional Algebra content with modern concepts. Topics for this course will be selected from the AB syllabus. Emphasis is placed on individual work and completion of assigned homework.

    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.


    Semester 1: June 8 –  June 25
    Monday/Wednesday: 10:15 am – 12:15 pm ;
    Final Exam: June 26

    Semester 2:     June 29 –  July 16
    Monday/Wednesday: 10:15 am – 12:15 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE INSTRUCTION SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: July 15

    Location: ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays 9:00 am – 11:00 am (no office hours on July 3)
    Tuition: $500 per semester

  • Geometry AB

    Entering 10th – 11th grade
    This course presents the essentials of traditional Euclidean Geometry with an introduction to some Modern Geometry. Topics for this course will include fundamental theorems, constructions, and area-volume type applications.

    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.

    Semester 1: June 8 –  June 25
    Monday/Wednesday: 10:15 am – 12:15 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
     
    Final Exam: June 24

    Semester 2:     June 29 –  July 16
    Monday/Wednesday: 10:15 am – 12:15 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
     
    Final Exam: July 15

    Location: ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays 9:00 am – 11:00 am (no office hours July 3)
    Tuition: $500 per semester

  • Algebra II AB

    Entering 10th – 11th grade
    This course presents the traditional Algebra II/Trigonometry content with modern concepts. Topics for this course will be selected from the AB syllabus. Emphasis is placed on individual work and completion of assigned homework.

    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.

    Semester 1: June 8 –  June 25
    Monday/Wednesday: 10:15 am – 12:15 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
     
    Final Exam: June 24

    Semester 2:     June 29 –  July 16
    Monday/Wednesday: 10:15 am – 12:15 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: July 15

    Location: ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays 9:00 am – 11:00 am (no office hours July 3)
    Tuition: $500 per semester

  • Pre-Calculus AB

    Entering 10th – 11th grade
    This course emphasizes the analysis of functions to provide a fundamental background for the study of Calculus. Topics for this course include solutions of polynomial equations, complex numbers, vectors and the extension on the study of trigonometric and logarithmic functions.

    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.

    Semester 1: June 8 –  June 25
    Monday/Wednesday: 10:15 am – 12:15 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
     
    Final Exam: June 24

    Semester 2:     June 29–  July 16
    Monday/Wednesday: 10:15 am – 12:15 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
     
    Final Exam: July 15

    Location: ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays 9:00 am – 11:00 am (no office hours July 3)
    Tuition: $500 per semester


  • Algebra 1 Review (Online)

    Entering 9th, 10th, and 11th grade
    This class does NOT appear on the high school transcript. Algebra 1 Review (ONLINE) is for the student that has already completed an Algebra 1 course in the recent past and needs to review the course before taking Algebra 2 or Geometry. This course is recommended for students who need review in solving equations, multiplying and factoring polynomials, graphing lines, finding slopes of lines and creative ideas of solving word problems. Each lesson gives several examples and explanation of the math topic. Most have videos or games to use to help you learn the topic better. Each lesson has 1 or 2 assignments for you to complete and submit to the teacher for feedback.

    Location: Online
    Dates: June 15 – July 24
    Time: N/A – Class is online
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays 9:00 am – 11:00 am (no office hours on July 3)
    Tuition: $325

  • Online Trigonometry

    Entering 11th - 12th grade
    This course is open to Chaminade students only who are interested in taking Honors Pre-Calculus in the Fall of 2020 and is designed to prepare students to take the qualifying entrance exam to move up into this course. This course is not for credit. Students must gain approval from the Math Department and Counseling in order to enroll in this course. 

    Dates: June 8- July 24
    Time: N/A - Online
    Tuition: $325

  • Biology AB

    Entering 10th - 12th grade
    This lab-based course is designed to give the student a basic but thorough introduction to biological science. Topics in this course include cells, biological chemistry, anatomy and physiology, and genetics. Class sessions are designed to complete lab requirements for the course. The bulk of written coursework will be conducted through Blackboard.

    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.


    Semester 1: June 9 – June 25
    Tuesday/Thursday: 8:00 am – 11:00 am (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
     
    Final Exam: June 25

    Semester 2:  June 30 – July 16
    Time: 8:00 am – 11:00 am (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: July 16

    Location: ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays  9:00 am – 11:00 am (no office hours July 3)
    Tuition: $500 per semester

  • Chemistry AB

     Entering 10th - 12th grade
    This lab-based course is designed to give students an introduction to the scientific method. Topics in this course include atomic theory, kinetic theory, solution, the periodic table, atomic structure, chemical bonding, energy effects in chemical reactions, equilibrium, acids, and bases, and oxidation-reduction. Class sessions are designed to complete lab requirements for the course. The bulk of written coursework will be conducted through Blackboard.
    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.

    Semester 1: June 9 – June 25
    Tuesday/Thursday: 8:00 am – 11:0 am (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: June 25

    Semester 2:  June  29 – July 16
    Time: 8:00 am – 11:00 am (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: July 16

    Location: ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays  9:00 am - 11:00 am (no office hours July 3)
    Tuition: $500 per semester

  • Freshman Literature AB

    Entering 10th grade
    This course is intended to focus on two major areas of study: literature and composition. The freshman writing program includes an intensive study of sentence structure, paragraph development, and early forms of the five-paragraph essay. Literature study is genre-based, including a unit on mythology.

    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.

    Semester 1: June 8 – June 24
    Monday/Wednesday: 8:00 am – 10:00 am (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: June 24

    Semester 2: June 29 – July 16
    Monday/Wednesday: 8:00 am – 10:00 am (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: July 15

    Location: ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays 9:00 am - 11:00 am (no office hours on July 3)
    Tuition: $500 per semester

  • American Literature AB

    Entering 11th grade
    This course is designed to focus on five genres of American Literature: essay, novel, short story, drama, and poetry. The writing component emphasizes the longer expository essay and writing about literature. Students are also taught the basics of research skills.

    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.

    Semester 1: June 8 – June 24
    Monday/Wednesday: 8:00 am – 10:00 am (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: June 24

    Semester 2: June 29 – July 15
    Monday/Wednesday: 8:00 am – 10:00 am (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: July 15

    Location: ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays 9:00 am – 11:00 am (no office hours on July 3)
    Tuition: $450 per semester

  • British Literature AB

    Entering 10th – 11th grade
    This course includes the study of English epics, dramas, short stories, satires, and poetry from the Anglo-Saxon period to the twentieth century. The writing component includes literary analysis, essay tests, and research skills.
    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.

    Semester 1: June 8 – June 24
    Monday/Wednesday: 8:00 am – 10:00 am (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: June 24

    Semester 2: June 29 – July 15
    Monday/Wednesday: 8:00 am – 10:00 am (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: July 15

    Location: ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays 9:00 am – 11:00 am (no office hours on July 3)
    Tuition: $450 per semester

  • Critical Thinking and Composition

    Entering 12th grade – Chaminade students only
    This intensive accelerated writing course is most suitable for incoming seniors who are already strong, proficient writers. Condensing the regular 18-week curriculum into four weeks, the course is designed to reinforce and further develop the critical reading, thinking, and writing skills that students need for success in their college courses. In a process-centered writing program that includes feedback and revision, students write research-based argumentative essays in a variety of rhetorical modes encountered at the college level. Each day, students will have either a rough draft or a final draft of an essay due. Successful completion of this course satisfies the Critical Thinking and Composition graduation requirement. This course is taught in a blended format, which means students should have regular and dependable access to the internet, a proficient understanding of the course’s software, and the maturity and discipline to be a self-motivated learner.

    Prerequisite Students must have an “A” or a “B” in their most recent Honors English course or an “A” in their most recent College Prep English course. Students who do not meet this requirement must apply with the prior signed consent of the English Department Chairperson or the Academic Vice-Principal.

    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.

    Class Meetings: 
    Mon. June 8, Wed. June 10, Fri June 12 – Open Writing Lab (optional)
    Mon June 15, Wed June 17, Fri June 19 – Open Writing Lab (optional) 
    Mon. June 22, Wed. June 24, Fri. June 26 – Open Writing Lab (optional)
    Final Exam: Monday, June 29 Mandatory

    Location: ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Date: June 8 – June 29 
    Monday/Wednesday: 8:00 am – 10:00 am (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays 9:00 am – 11:00 am (VIRTUAL X-BLOCKTIMES)
    Tuition: $950

  • Physical and Cultural Geography

    Entering 10th - 12th grade
    The course develops an awareness of place; develops location skills and understanding; explores the interaction of humans and their environment; analyzes human movement; and develops an understanding of selected world regions and their cultural, economic, and political characteristics.

    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.

    Dates: June 9 – June 25
    Tuesday/Thursday: 11:15 am – 12:45 am (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: June 25

    Location:     ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours:     Fridays 9:00 am – 11:00 am
    Tuition: $500

  • World History AB

    Entering 10th - 12th grade
    This course follows a chronological yet thematic approach that examines the cultural, economic, political, and social developments that occurred in the world from the Modern Era through the Post-Cold War Era.

    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.

    Semester 1: June 9 – June 25
    Tuesday/Thursday:11:15 am – 12:45 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: June 25

    Semester 2: June 30 – July 16
    Tuesday/Thursday: 11:45 am – 12:15 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: July 16

    Location: ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays 9:00 am – 11:00 am (no office hours July 3)
    Tuition: $500 per semester

  • United States History AB

    Entering 10th - 12th grade
    The curriculum of this course is designed to introduce students to an overview of the development, progression, and interconnectedness of ideas and events in the Americas, specifically the United States of America. The course begins with the resolution of problems in the Civil War and Reconstruction period. With greater focus, the course moves to explore and analyze the challenges presented to the American people with the Industrial Revolution and the causes and results of the World Wars. Finally, the course investigates the nature of the United States’ role in world affairs with its increasing involvement in international trade and diplomacy during the late nineteenth and the majority of the twentieth century. The course concludes with the examination of both the Cold War Era and its impact on the United States’ international position today and the Civil Rights Movement.

    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.

    Semester 1: June 9 – June 25 
    Tuesday/Thursday: 11:15 am – 12:45 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
     Final Exam: June 25

    Semester 2: June 30 – July 16
    Tuesday/Thursday: 11:15 am – 12:45 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: July 16

    Location: ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays 9:00 am – 11:00 am (no office hours July 3)
    Tuition: $500 per semester

  • Spanish I AB

    Entering 10th – 11th grade
    Listening for comprehension and speaking within a limited scope is the goal of the course. Emphasis is on the correct use of basic language structures in speaking, reading, and writing.

    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.

    Semester 1: June 8 – June 24
    Monday/ Wednesday: 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: June 24

    Semester 2: June 29 – July 15
    Monday/Wednesday: 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: July 15

    Location: ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays 9:00 am – 11:00 am (no office hours July 3)
    Tuition: $500 per semester

  • Spanish II AB

    Entering 10th – 11th grade
    This course builds upon material from Spanish I. It expands reading and speaking skills and continues the practice of the correct use of grammar and verb forms, as well as idioms. Students’ listening comprehension is enhanced in a lab setting with the use of audio cassettes of native speakers. Almost all of the instruction is in Spanish.

    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.

    Semester 1: June 8 – June 24
    Monday/ Wednesday: 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: June 24

    Semester 2: June 29 – July 15
    Monday/Wednesday: 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: July 15

    Location: ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays 9:00 am – 11:00 am (no office hours July 3)
    Tuition: $500 per semester

  • Religion 9A: Sacred Scripture

    Entering 10th - 12th grade
    This course provides an introduction to the sacred scriptures and to the unfolding of salvation history, with a particular focus on Jesus Christ as the fulfillment of salvation history. Revelation, both Divine and natural, is explored, as are inspiration, interpretation, and exegesis. The course guides the students in coming to know the people of salvation history, including the early leaders of Israel; the judges, kings, and the prophets; and the history of salvation as revealed in the New Testament. The students also learn about the role of the scriptures in the life of faith for the individual as well as for the life of the Church.

    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.

    Semester 1: June 9 – June 25
    Tuesday/Thursday: 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: June 25

    Location:     ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays 9:00 am - 11:00 am
    Tuition: $500

  • Religion 9B: Who Is Jesus Christ?

    Entering 10th - 12th grade
    In this course, the students encounter Jesus Christ, the Second Person of the Trinity. This course leads the students toward a deeper understanding of Divine Revelation, the Trinity, the Incarnation, Jesus, salvation, and discipleship as a response to God’s love.

    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.

    Semester 2: June 30 – July 16
    Tuesday/Thursday: 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: July 16

    Location:     ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays 9:00 am – 11:00 am (no office hours July 3)
    Tuition: $500

  • Religion 10A: The Paschal Mystery

    Entering 11th - 12th grade
    In this course, the students encounter Jesus Christ, the Second Person of the Trinity. This course leads the students toward a deeper understanding of Divine Revelation, the Trinity, the Incarnation, Jesus, salvation, and discipleship as a response to God’s love.

    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.

    Semester 1: June 9 – June 25
    Tuesday/Thursday: 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: June 25

    Location:     ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays 9:00 am – 11:00 am
    Tuition: $500

  • Religion 10B: The Church

    Entering 11th - 12th grade
    This course guides the students in exploring and understanding the Catholic Church, as well as its origin, structure, and mission. Additionally, the course addresses the roles of the hierarchy, those in religious life, and the laity in supporting the mission of the Church. Particular attention is paid to the global presence of the Church as a light to all people.

    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.

    Semester 2: June 30 – July 16
    Tuesday/Thursday: 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: July 16

    Location: ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays 9:00 am – 11:00 am (no office hours July 3)
    Tuition: $500

  • Religion 11A: Sacraments

    Entering 12th grade
    Sacraments provide an opportunity to encounter Christ in a full and real way. The focus of this course is to help the students to learn about the Seven Sacraments, especially the Eucharist, in order to enable them to more fully participate in them. The course also explores the history, scriptural foundation, and current practices of the sacraments.

    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.


    Semester 1: June 9 – June 25
    Tuesday/Thursday: 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: June 25

    Location: ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays 9:00 am – 11:00 am
    Tuition: $500

  • Religion 11B: Christian Morality

    Entering 12th grade
    Students face countless choices and challenges in their daily lives. This course addresses how a relationship with Christ and the Church can lead to choices that are in accord with God’s plan. The students learn what it means to live as a disciple of Christ and how the Church strengthens this discipleship.

    Summer 2020 Update - Summer school classes will be offered this summer.  Due to current state and local guidelines, all semester or session 1 classes will be offered in an online format.  Live, direct instruction times are indicated below.  Please also note that summer class live sessions will have limited class sizes to allow for more direct instruction time and opportunities for students to interact with the course instructor.  At this time, semester or session 2 classes will also be offered online.  If state and local guidelines allow for in-person meetings, we will hold these courses to our West Hills campus but allow any student who prefers to attend class virtually the opportunity to do so. All Chaminade summer school classes are UC/CS and NCAA approved classes.

    Semester 2: June 30 – July 16
    Tuesday/Thursday: 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm (VIRTUAL LIVE SESSION TIMES)
    Final Exam: July 16

    Location: ONLINE/West Hills Campus
    Instructor Office Hours: Fridays 9:00 am – 11:00 am (no office hours July 3)
    Tuition: $500




High School Enrichment Courses

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  • Incoming 9th Grade Baseball Camp - NEW DATES!

    Entering 9th grade (at Chaminade)

    Please note that we have moved the start date of this camp to July 6th. We are currently working with the athletic director, Mission League and CIT officials to be able to offer this camp in smaller groups that will allow us to implement the proper physical distancing protocols. If local and state guidlines do not allow us to run this camp in July, a full refund will be issued.
      
    This camp is specifically designed for incoming 9th graders to Chaminade College Preparatory who are interested in playing baseball. Coach Wilkerson and his staff will be conducting the camp over the course of the entire summer session. For more information, please email Coach Kyle Wilkerson.

    Date: July 6 – July 30
    Times: 12:30 – 3:30 pm  Monday - Thursday. 
    Fee: $399

  • NEW - Virtual Performing Arts Conservatory

    This summer, we realize that although we are unable to come together physically as an artistic community, we can come together virtually and continue to connect and grow in the performing arts that bring us joy and feed our soul. There is value in holding on to what nourishes us as human beings and can prepare us for the future when we are back in the studio and on the stage. You may sign up for one class, two classes or as many as you desire. You may create your performing arts experience online here at Chaminade with our resident teaching artists! After all, this is just an extended intermission. All sessions will be on zoom.  Please see brochure below to see instructor bios.

     
    Summer Session I  (June 15- July 2)
     

    Mondays (June 15, June 22, June 29)

    Contemporary Ballet (grades entering 9th- 12th)
    10-11:30 am
     
    Chaminade is thrilled to welcome Lillian Barbeito as the Director of our new Dance Program. She is a graduate of The Juilliard School and founder of BODYTRAFFIC, a world-class, professional contemporary dance company based in Los Angeles. Her contemporary dance background permeates her ballet classes for a fun "off the barre" progressive ballet experience. Popular and world music will accompany exercises that emphasize healthy alignment, movement, precision, and expressivity. Each class will culminate in a contemporary ballet phrase work that builds every week. At the end of the 3 classes, there will be a "virtual showing" for friends and family to observe the contemporary ballet phrases that have been taught, learned, and explored on Monday, June 29th from 11:30-12:00pm.
     
    (Instructor: Introducing Lillian Barbeito, Chaminade Director of Dance Program)
    14 student maximum
    Fee: $125
     
    Mondays (June 15, June 22, June 29)

    Vocal Technique (grades entering 9th-12th)
    12:30-2:30 pm

    Our Vocal Technique class will explore the different colors of the voice and teach students how to effectively transition to the three different areas of the voice: chest voice (belt voice), middle voice, and head voice. This course is an intensive vocal arts class that will focus on performance technique and expressiveness, confidence building, and song selection. This class is suited for singers of all musical levels and will allow students to be exposed to several genres of music including: musical theatre, art songs, pop, jazz, and rock. Our Vocal Technique class will focus on each singer’s strengths, and cultivate their love of music. 

    (Instructor: Introducing Sara Greenberg, Chaminade HS Choral Director)
    14 students maximum
    Fee: $125
     
     

    Tuesdays (June 16, June 23, June 30)

    Improv (grades entering 6th-8th)
     9 -10 am 
     
    This course will offer an introductory approach to the beginning elements of improvisational theatre, including the 5 Rules of Improv.  Through a series of improvisational games and exercises, students will learn the basics of how to create a living, breathing character by using facial expressions, body language and voice.
     
    (Instructor: Michael Russ, Chaminade MS Drama Director)
     14 students maximum
     Fee: $90
     
    Improv (grades entering 9th-12th)
     10:30 am- 12 pm
     
    This course will focus on character creation through improvisation as the way to uncover the truth in your acting. Emphasis is placed on the combination of personal discovery, proper technique and a healthy attitude through a variety of improvisational games and team-building exercises.  Students will be encouraged to explore self-expression as fully and creatively as possible in order to discover your authentic voice. 
     
    (Instructor: Michael Russ, Chaminade MS Drama Director)
     14 students maximum
     Fee: $100
     
     
     
    Wednesdays (June 17, June 24, July 1)

    Musical Theatre Master Class Series (grades entering 10th- college)
    12- 2 pm

    Students may come prepared with questions about the business of working as an actor, with a focus on musical theatre, song interpretation, bringing yourself to your work, mastering your auditions and sustaining a career. Bring your best 32 bars.
    (Moderator: Yvette L. Bishop, Chaminade Director of Performing Arts/ HS Drama Director)
     
    June 17th—Joanna Gleason (Bdway: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Tony Award Nom.), Nick & Nora, Into the Woods (Tony Award Winner for The Baker’s Wife), A Day in the Death of Joe Egg (Tony Award Nom.), The Real Thing by Tom Stoppard, I Love My Wife; Film: Hannah and Her Sisters, Heartburn, Crimes and Misdemeanors, Mr. Holland’s Opus, Boogie Nights, The Boys, The Good Wife, The Wedding Planner. Blue Bloods, Newsroom; Television:Love & War, The West Wing, The Practice, King of the Hill, Friends, Murphy Brown, ER and more.
     
    June 24th— Ben Davis (Bdway: Dear Evan Hansen, Violet, Les Miserables, Thoroughly Modern Millie, La Boheme; National Tours: Sound of Music, Spamalot, Les Miserables; Opera, Regional, Recordings; Film/TV: Law & Order SVU, Blue Bloods, Woman in the Window, Boogie, 3rd Rock and more.
     
    July 1st— Susan Egan (Bdway: Beauty and the Beast (Tony Award Nom.for Belle), Thoroughly Modern Millie, Cabaret, Triumph of Love, State Fair, Putting it Together; National Tours: Bye Bye Birdie; Film: 13 Going on 30, Gotta Kick it Up. Falling in Love, Extreme Close Up, and more; Television, Concerts, Recordings and more; Voice Over: Meg in Disney’s Hercules, Lin in Hayao Miyazaki’s Spirited Away and more.
     
    Space is limited.
    14 students maximum
    Fee: $150
     
    Wednesdays (June 17, June 24, July 1)

    Musical Theatre Workshop (grades entering 6th-9th)
    3-5 pm

    Students will work on audition technique! How to tell a story and effectively communicate with an audience through monologue work and song interpretation. Students will sharpen their skills and have fun in a supportive, non-competitive environment. Students will learn to focus on creating truthful characters and making acting choices to craft multilayered performances. The first session, students are to come prepared with a one minute monologue and a one- two minute musical theatre song of their choice. The workshop will culminate in a final showcase of their newly learned material on July 1st from 5- 5:45 pm.
     
    (Instructor: Yvette L. Bishop, Chaminade Director of Performing Arts/ HS Drama Director)
     14 students maximum
     Fee: $125
     
     
    Thursdays (June 18, June 25, July 2)

    Contemporary Dance
    10-11:30 am
     
    Chaminade is thrilled to welcome Lillian Barbeito as the Director of our new Dance Program. She is a graduate of The Juilliard School and founder of BODYTRAFFIC, a world-class, professional contemporary dance company based in Los Angeles. This series of 3 classes catapults students through time. Week One will explore pioneering modern dance from the 1960s and 70s with exercises derived from dance luminaries such as Martha Graham, Jose Limon, and Paul Taylor. Commonly referred to as Release Technique, Week Two leaps into post-modern dance that was popular in the 1980s and 90s and includes inversions and floorwork. Week Three students will fall and fly into a cutting-edge movement system called Countertechnique. Mrs. Barbeito is one of 32 teachers in the world who is certified in Countertechnique, developed by Dutch choreographer Anouk van Djik for dancers to move bigger and faster with more ease and enjoyment. At the end of the 3 classes, there will be a "virtual showing" for friends and family to observe the contemporary dance phrases that have been taught, learned, and explored on Thursday, July 2nd from 12:30-1:00pm. 
     
    (Instructor: Lillian Barbeito, Chaminade Director of Dance Program)
    14 students maximum
    Fee: $125

  • College Application Boot Camp

    Entering 12th grade (Chaminade Students Only)
    Attention rising seniors: Through the Chaminade Center for Excellence, you, the members of the Chaminade Class of 2021, are invited to reduce the stress over the college application process and complete significant aspects of the process before your senior year even starts! 
     
    Attending the extensive three-day Chaminade Summer Application Boot Camp, you will work with Chaminade counselors, teachers, as well as outside college admissions representatives, spending time in informative opening sessions and in smaller, break-out sessions focusing on making substantial progress on the Common Application and on the UC Application. You will brainstorm essay ideas and draft meaningful essays by examining the UC and Common Application essay prompts with direct feedback from English teachers, and school counselors will guide you through the different types of college applications. By the conclusion of the Boot Camp, you will be close to completing your Common Application (or other application), have a working draft of one or more of your essays, and be familiar with other types of college application writing such as college supplements.

    Location: West Hills
    Session 1: August 1-3
    Time: Saturday and Sunday 9 am - 3pm and Monday 3:30 pm - 8:30 pm
    OR
    Session 2: August 22 - 24 
    Time: Saturday and Sunday 9 am - 3pm and Monday 3:30 pm - 8:30 pm
    Fee: $200
     


  • Robotics for Competition

    Entering 5th – 12th grade
    In this class presented by Chaminade’s internationally recognized Eagle Engineering robotics team, you will be introduced to basic engineering concepts in a way that’s so fun, you’ll forget that it’s preparing you as the next generation of innovators, inventors, and technicians. Students will work in teams create and operate a robot to compete in a game inspired by this year’s VEX Robotics Competition. No experience necessary. Involves hand tools and light metal work. Closed-toed shoes required. The course fee includes a healthy snack and lunch every day of the week!
     
    Instructor: Tommy Smeltzer, Robotics Director

    We currently are determing if we can run this camp for the July date with some revisions to the camp content to allow of proper physical distancing as well dedicated equippement and tools for each particpant.  We will update this page in the later part of July is this is feasible.
     
    Week 5: July 13 - 17
    Time: 8:00 am – 3:00 pm
     
    Fee: $475 per week

  • Camera Magic!

    Entering 4th – 8th grade
    A variety of essential techniques for photography, stop motion animation, and special effects will be covered in this introductory level workshop. Learn how to use a DSLR camera for photography, how to create a stop motion animation short, how to create practical effects with lighting and lenses as well as special effects with a green screen. Taught in Chaminade’s own film studio.

    Instructor: Karen Ann Thumm, Chaminade Film Program Director

    We currently are determing if we can run this camp for the July date with some revisions to the camp content to allow of proper physical distancing as well dedicated equippement and tools for each particpant.  We will update this page in the later part of July is this is feasible.

    Week 6: July 20 - 24
    Time: 8:30 am – 11:30 am
    Fee: $250


General Information

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  • Faculty

    Highly qualified teachers, who are certified by Chaminade’ s administration, teach all courses. Whenever possible, members of Chaminade’ s regular faculty are employed.

  • GPA Calculation

    If a student received a “D” or an “F” grade during the school year, the grade earned during Summer School WILL NOT REPLACE the “D” or “F” grade. For Chaminade students, Summer School grades will appear in addition to your original grade in your official transcript. Chaminade will use both of these grades in the calculation of your Chaminade GPA. Non-Chaminade students should contact their school administration as to their policy on how classes at Chaminade will calculate in their GPA and whether or not the course and grade will appear on that school’s transcript. For further clarification, please contact the Guidance Office at 818.347.8300.

  • Grades and Transcripts

    Grades will be available via Netclassroom. For non-Chaminade students, an official transcript will be mailed to your high school on or about August 8. This transcript serves as proof of completion of credits toward graduation. For Chaminade students, summer grades are automatically entered into Chaminade transcripts. If an additional transcript is needed, please contact the Chaminade Registrar at 818.347.8300 ext. 314.

  • Attendance

    Attendance in summer school courses is MANDATORY. Since classes are intensive, a semester consisting of only 6 class meetings, absences must be for emergency situations only. Absences may result in the student being dropped from the course with no credit and no refund of tuition. Tardiness will not be tolerated. Two unexcused class tardies will count as one full absence. Chaminade maintains a closed, secure campus at all times. No students may leave the campus during school hours for any reason without checking out through the office with a parent’s note. Students MAY NOT leave campus during class breaks.

  • Dress Code

    Students are expected to dress appropriately and casually for Summer School. The following is not acceptable attire: No sleeveless/tank tops; No bare midriffs; No short skirts; No hats of any kind; No baggy pants; No swimsuits; No brief tops; No sandals (shoes must have a closed toe and heel). Additionally, NO FACIAL HAIR and NO UNNATURAL HAIR COLOR are permitted. Students violating the dress code will be sent home at the discretion of the Summer School Director, and an absence will be recorded for that day.

  • Student Handbook Applicability

    All school rules, policies and discipline structures that are contained in the current Chaminade Student Handbook are to be followed by the students and enforced by the faculty and administration. This includes the Interquest drug/alcohol/weapon deterrent program. Chaminade and non-Chaminade students are responsible for being aware and abiding by the rules and policies of Chaminade College Preparatory. The handbook is available online at chaminade.org for review.

  • Food Service

    Light snacks, breakfast and lunch will be available daily from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Food service and vending machines are in the Bob Hope Student Center will be available during breaks. No food is allowed in class.

  • Scheduling

    Scheduling is done on a first-come-first-served basis. Student schedules will be made available as soon as their class is full and confirmed for the summer semester. Classes and times are subject to change. No accommodations can be made for special requests such as specific teachers or vacation absences. Classes meet as scheduled in this guide.

  • Schedule Changes and Refunds

    Schedule changes may be requested through the summers school. The add/drop deadline is the start of the first day of the session. No schedule changes will be made once summer school classes have begun. Fees are nonrefundable and tuition is non-refundable once the class meets for the first time. In order to be eligible for a refund of course fees, classes must be canceled in writing at least one week prior to the first day of the class.

  • Course Cancellation

    Chaminade reserves the right to cancel any class that does not meet a minimum enrollment. A full refund will be made to students in any classes canceled by Chaminade. Course cancellations are made at the latest possible time to allow the greatest chance for opening the class. Final course decisions for Semester I will be made on or before June 4. Final course decisions for Semester II are made on or before July 2.

  • Text Books

    Some remedial classes will use the same text as is used during the school year. Students remediating courses should retain their books for use in summer. Book purchase information will be available online as well. Textbooks are purchased through an online vendor. Textbooks are purchased by the student. Chaminade does not provide textbooks. Textbooks are mandatory. Each student must own his or her own text.

  • Application for Registration

    Registration for all summer programs must be completed online through the following link https://chaminade.campbrainregistration.com/.

  • Registration Deadlines

    Registration closes on the day of the first class meeting. For Session 1 Monday/Wednesday classes, June 10 at 8:00 am and Tuesday/Thursday Classes, June 11 at 8:00 am. For Session 2 Monday/Wednesday classes, July 8 at 8:00 am and Tuesday/Thursday Classes, July 9 at 8:00 am. No student may attend a class meeting without tuition paid in full. There is a one - time registration Fee: $50.00 Registration guarantees a spot in the class if the class is offered. Registration fees are nonrefundable.

  • Tuition and Fees

    Tuition is per semester/session as noted in each course description. Tuition is due in full before a student may attend a class. Tuition for Session 1 is DUE BY JUNE 10. Tuition for Session 2 is DUE BY JULY 8. REGISTRATIONS MADE AFTER THE TUITION DUE DATE ARE CONSIDERED LATE AND WILL BE SUBJECT TO A $100 LATE FEE IN ADDITION TO OTHER COURSE AND REGISTRATION FEES. Tuition is non-refundable after the first day of class.
Luis Guerra
West Hills Site Director
lguerra@chaminade.org		 Wendy Cowgill
Director of Center for Excellence
wcowgill@chaminade.org



 

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