Summer at Fairmont
Fairmont’s summer programs keep students curious, challenged and, importantly, connected. For nearly seven decades, Fairmont has been inspiring minds and empowering dreams with a rich array of summer programs that provides something for students of every grade level.
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We are looking forward to summer at Fairmont with great expectation – kicking off June 7 with a great lineup of educational programming. Our enthusiastic, well-trained camp counselors guide campers from preschool through eighth grade through full-day or half-day camp experiences that feature an action-packed variety of arts and crafts, sports, and team-building activities. And in our elementary and middle school summer school programs, students build academic confidence while reinforcing core reading, writing, and math skills. High school students can choose from a range of for-credit courses to boost their knowledge and their transcripts.
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In-Person Summer Camp
Pack your backpacks for a summer full of fun learning and exploration in Fairmont’s outdoor adventure-themed summer camp. Our enthusiastic, well-trained camp counselors guide campers through full-day or half-day camp experiences that feature an action-packed line-up of arts and crafts, sports, and team-building activities plus fun academic lessons in geography, science, history and more!
If you have any questions, please contact Chris Keramidas at summer@fairmontschools.com.
- Grades Offered: Preschool – 8th grade
- Dates: June 7 – August 6
- Times: Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm
- Extended Care: 7:45-9:00am & 4-5:30pm
Preschool Camp
- Ages: 2-4
- Grades: Preschool – JK
- Anaheim Hills (Starting at Age 2): Offering 3, 4, and 5 Full and Half Day Options
- Historic Anaheim (Starting at Age 3): 5 Full Day Only
- North Tustin (Starting at Age 4): 5 Full Day Only
- San Juan Capistrano (Starting at Age 3): Offering 3, 4, and 5 Full and Half Day Options
- Weekly Tuition: Full Day – $399
Half Day – $299
Elementary Camp
- Grades: Kindergarten – 5th
- Anaheim Hills: 5 Full Day
- Historic Anaheim: 5 Full Day Only
- North Tustin: 5 Full Day Only
- San Juan Capistrano: 5 Full Day
- Weekly Tuition: Full Day – $399
Camp/School Combo – Enroll in a full day of recreational AND educational activities.
Middle School Camp/School Combo
- Grades: 6th – 8th
- 5 Weeks: 6/21 – 7/23
- Summer School: M-F, 9am-12pm
- Summer Camp: M-F, 12-4pm
- Tuition: $2,450
The Middle School Camp/School Combo is a full-day experience with recreational camp experiences combined with educational school lessons.
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Summer School
Boost your child’s achievement for the coming year. Build academic confidence. Reinforce core reading, writing, and math skills. Fairmont Summer School meets your child where they are and provides an individualized approach to learning during our 5-week summer program, with instruction offered both in-person and remotely. Small class sizes, Fairmont teachers, and a robust learning platform sets your child up for success!
If you have any questions, please contact Chris Keramidas at summer@fairmontschools.com.
Grades Offered: Kindergarten – 12th
Dates: 6/21-7/23 (elementary), 6/21-7/23 (middle school), 6/21-7/29 (high school)
Days: Monday – Thursday
Elementary
- Grades: Kindergarten – 5th
- Dates: 5 weeks – 6/21-7/23
- Times: M-Th, 9:00am-12:00pm
- Campuses: AHC, HAC, NTC and SJC
- Courses: Reading, Writing, Math
- Instruction: Choose between in-person or remote learning
- In-Person Tuition: $1,050
- Remote Tuition: $999
- Camp/School Combo Tuition: $2,450
Camp/School Combo – Enroll in a full day of educational, recreational activities.
Middle School
- Grades: 6th – 8th
- Dates: 5 weeks – 6/21-7/23
- Times: M-Th, 9:00am-12:00pm
- Campuses: AHC, HAC, NTC and SJC
- Courses: Reading, Writing, Math / Pre-Algebra & Algebra I (remote, June 21-July 29, 9am – 12pm, Monday-Thursday)
- Instruction: Choose between in-person or remote learning
- In-Person Tuition: $1,100
- Remote Tuition: $999
- Camp/School Combo Tuition: $2,450
Camp/School Combo – Enroll in a full day of educational, recreational activities.
high school
- Grades: 9 – 12
- Dates: 6 weeks – 6/21-7/29
- Times (Morning): M-Th, 9:00am-12:00pm
- Times (Afternoon): M-Th, 1:00pm-4:00pm
- Campuses: Prep and SJC
- Instruction: Choose between in-person or remote learning
- Fairmont Prep Courses (PDF)
- San Juan Capistrano Courses (PDF)
- Tuition: $525/course per semester
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Our Campuses
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I enroll in Summer School?
Click here to register through Camp in Touch. Follow these steps:
- Step 1: Create a profile (New to Fairmont students only)
- Step 2: Select Season
- Step 3: Select Program
- Step 4: Submit application
Once an application has been submitted, what are my next steps?
- Step 1: You will receive a notification that your application has been received.
- Step 2: The summer department will enroll the student, process payment, and apply any qualifying discounts to the account.
- Step 3: You will receive an email containing a receipt confirming your payment.
How do I access my online courses?
- Canvas LMS – To access canvas, log into your Fairmont email account. Log out of any personal Gmail accounts. Then, go to https://fairmontschools.instructure.com. You will be automatically logged in.
- Edmentum Courseware – Edmentum is the courseware that will be used in the course. Students will receive instructions directly to access the course materials.
- Fairmont Emails:
- For those without a Fairmont email address assigned, students will be emailed prior to the start of the class with instructions on how to access their Fairmont email. All current Fairmont students will use their existing email account.
- Teachers will email students with specific information on class expectations, including the Zoom schedule and assignment information.
- All communication during the course of the summer school program will be done through the student’s Fairmont email. Students should expect to receive an email with detailed login information.
Where do I report on my first day?
- In-Person students will take a temperature check, and fill out a health screening form in their cars each morning and afternoon when they arrive.
- Students will be assigned a classroom and we can help guide them to the correct classroom.
- For Remote students, they will join the designated Zoom Room for their class.
What are the weekly expectations?
- Students should expect 2-3 hours of work per day (Monday-Friday) for summer school sessions. This will be a mix of direct instruction and independent work.
- Monday: Students will begin their coursework and have one on one meetings with instructors
- Tuesday – Thursday: Live synchronous courses via Zoom or In-Person will meet from either 9:00AM – 12:00PM or 1:00PM – 4:00PM depending on the course.
- Friday: Students will work independently on asynchronous coursework.
- Students should attend class from an appropriate location for learning if they are remote.
How do I obtain a copy of my transcript?
Transcripts are available upon request. Please go to the following link to submit your transcript request: https://fairmontca.scriborder.com/. If you are not a Fairmont student, you will need to submit a request for a transcript to be sent to the school you attend. This will not be done automatically.
Do I need to purchase textbooks?
- For student and parent convenience, we have bundled all online textbooks and/or e-learning materials with the online classes, so there is no further need to purchase additional ebooks or materials. The login information for etexts will be made available to students on the first day of class.
- All materials/textbooks will also be included for in-person instruction.
How can I drop or audit a course?
- Classes can be dropped with no grade penalty the first week of the semester: Wednesday 6/23 for semester one and Wednesday 7/14 for semester two. To drop or audit a class, you must complete a Summer Change Form which is located within your myschoolapp. If the form is not completed and signed by both parents and students, you will remain in the program.
- Please note: Fairmont’s refund policy applies to all drops. No refunds are granted after June 4 for semester one and June 25 for semester two.
- To add a course, students must be enrolled by the second day of the course meetings: Wednesday 6/23 for semester one and Wednesday 7/14 for semester two to comply with the summer absence policy. Please contact Fairmont Summer Programs to add a class.
How do I access my grades?
- Student report cards are uploaded at the end of each session to myschool app which can be accessed as follows:
- BLACKBAUD “MY SCHOOL APP”
- New Users: To set up a MySchoolApp account please follow these instructions: go to fairmontschools.myschoolapp.com, and on the landing page, click on the “Forgot login or First time logging in?” link.
- For students: enter your Fairmont email address and check the Username and Password boxes. Click Send. Check your email for the link to create a new password.. For Parents: enter the email address provided at time of registration and check the Username and Password boxes. Click Send. Check your email for the link to create a new password.
- Directions for setting up your password will be emailed to whatever email is used.
- Existing Users: Go to fairmontschools.myschoolapp.com and log in with the same credentials you used during the 20-2021 school year.
What type of technology will I need?
Fairmont’s summer courses require the use of a mobile device. Please use an iPad or a laptop this summer. Courses can not be completed using a phone.
What is the attendance policy?
Students who attend summer school are permitted one absence per semester, for any reason. Students will receive no credit for the course if s/he accumulate more than one absence per semester. If a student is absent for any reason, please call the front desk at your respective campus.
What is the dress code?
- All students must wear a mask at all times while on campus.
- We want all students to be comfortable in class. For in-person and remote learning clothing should be neat, clean, and fit properly. No clothing that advertises or promotes the use of drugs, alcohol, weapons, or tobacco may be worn. No clothing that is provocative, revealing, or tight-fitting should be worn. Please also avoid wearing clothing with inappropriate wording. You will be provided additional dress code information in the Student Guidelines handout on the first day.
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