City schools urge students to register for summer credit recovery
Registration for City Schools summer credit recovery closes tomorrow, with free in-person, virtual and rising 9th-grade options open across the district.
Thursday, July 2, is the last day to register for summer credit recovery at Baltimore City Public Schools. The district is also offering a separate credit option for rising 9th graders, and most summer programs are free for students in traditional City Schools.
Summer registration opened April 7, and the district’s learning window runs Monday through Thursday from June 29 through July 30. The district offers both a High School In Person Credit Recovery Program and a High School Virtual Credit Recovery Program, along with a High School 8th Grade High School Credit Opportunity for students moving into ninth grade. For families trying to sign up, the district directs registration problems to Campus Portal support and to summerprograms@bcps.k12.md.us.
The district also offers other extended-learning options during the school year, such as Saturday School.
About 5,000 high school students took part in summer credit recovery at five sites, enrolling in 9,085 credits or courses. Students were allowed to take up to three courses, and dozens of seniors who otherwise would have pushed graduation back were able to finish.
District credit recovery can pay Baltimore City Public School students to attend summer school at designated sites, giving some students a way to earn credits and income at the same time.
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