Advancement & Remediation

Summer at Presentation seeks to provide students with the opportunity to advance their studies or remediate deficient grades (Ds or Fs). Below, you'll find specific information about advancement and remediation at Presentation.

Advancement

Students may only take one year long course for advancement per summer with one exception: incoming freshmen may take Algebra I with Computer Applications.

Incoming Presentation Freshmen

Course	Prerequisite	Advancement
Algebra I	A- or better in 8th grade math (Math 8 or Algebra I) or a 40-59% on the Algebra I Proficiency Test Students who score between 60-69% on the Algebra I Proficiency Test qualify to take just the second, three-week second of Algebra I (Algebra I, Semester 2)	A PHS student may advance if she earns a grade of B or higher in the summer school course. A grade of B- or lower will not be accepted for advancement. If she earns an A- or higher, she may advance to Honors at the next level.
Geometry	80% or better on the Algebra I Proficiency Test or 50-69% on the Algebra I/Geometry Proficiency Test.	A PHS student may advance to Algebra II if she earns a grade of B or higher in the summer school course. If she earns a B+ or higher and has a 3.3 GPA in math, she may advance to Honors Algebra II. A grade of B- or lower will not be accepted for advancement. If she earns an A- or higher, she may advance to Honors at the next level.
Computer Applications	This course is open to incoming PHS freshmen only.	Incoming PHS freshmen may earn five credits and fulfill their Computer Applications graduation requirement upon passing the summer course.

Current Presentation Students

Course	Prerequisite	Advancement
Geometry	A current PHS student must have a B+ or better in Algebra I or Accelerated Algebra. PHS students seeking to remediate a deficient grade (D or F) only need to have previously passed Algebra I and have taken Geometry.	A PHS student may advance if she earns a grade of B or higher in the summer school course. A grade of B- or lower will not be accepted for advancement. If she earns an B+ or higher and has a minimum 3.3 GPA in math, she may advance to Honors Algebra II.

Non-Presentation Students

Course	Prerequisite	Advancement
Algebra I	Students must have taken and passed 8th grade math (Math 8 or Algebra I) As a summer school class, this course is fast paced and recommended for strong math students or students who have taken the course before.	Non-PHS students should check with their schools about eligibility for advancement or remediation. We will send transcripts to your designated school during the last week of July.
Geometry	Students must have taken and passed Algebra I As a summer school class, this course is fast paced and recommended for strong math students or students who have taken the course before.	Non-PHS students should check with their schools about eligibility for advancement or remediation. We will send transcripts to your designated school during the last week of July.
Algebra II	Students must have taken and passed Algebra I and Geometry. As a summer school class, this course is fast paced and recommended for strong math students or students who have taken the course before.	Non-PHS students should check with their schools about eligibility for advancement or remediation. We will send transcripts to your designated school during the last week of July.
Biology	Students must have taken and passed 8th grade science. As a summer school class, this course is fast paced and recommended for strong science students or students who have taken the course before.	Non-PHS students should check with their schools about eligibility for advancement or remediation. We will send transcripts to your designated school during the last week of July.
Chemistry	Students must have taken and passed Geometry and Biology. As a summer school class, this course is fast paced and recommended for strong science students or students who have taken the course before.	Non-PHS students should check with their schools about eligibility for advancement or remediation. We will send transcripts to your designated school during the last week of July.
Physics	Students must have taken and passed all math classes up through Algebra II. As a summer school class, this course is fast paced and recommended for strong science students or students who have taken the course before.	Non-PHS students should check with their schools about eligibility for advancement or remediation. We will send transcripts to your designated school during the last week of July.

Remediation

Current Presentation students may remediate deficient grades (D or F) in the following courses:

Algebra I: Semester 1
Algebra I: Semester 2
Algebra II: Semester 1
Algebra II: Semester 2
Geometry: Semester 1
Geometry: Semester 2
Biology I: Semester 1
Biology I: Semester 2
Chemistry: Semester 1
Chemistry: Semester 2
Physics: Semester 1
Physics: Semester 2

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