Summer School

Summer School is open to all students entering grades 9–12 in the fall of 2023. Summer school runs from Tuesday, May 30, through Friday, June 30, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Please complete the registration form, and for those not currently attending WA, please make checks payable to Westminster Academy (MEMO-Summer School) and mail to:

Attn: Walt Jominy
Summer School Program
Westminster Academy
5601 North Federal Highway
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33308

Complete the WA Summer registration form below.
Financial Status: In order for the Summer School application process to be finalized, enrolling students will need to have the family FACTS account paid in full by May 30, 2023. Registrations after May 30 must be paid immediately to the business office prior to attending class.
Payment: The summer school tuition will be added to your family FACTS account. Please log on to your FACTS account to pay the summer school fee by credit card. Note: Please allow 24 hours for the Summer School fee to be added to your FACTS account.

Westminster Academy reserves the right to cancel course offerings if enrollment is insufficient. A full refund will be given for canceled courses. A non-refundable $100 registration fee will be charged for withdrawing prior to the start of classes. NO REFUND will be given after the start of classes.

Attendance is required for the full period of each of the summer school days in order for credit to be granted.

For additional information, please contact Walt Jominy, Summer School Director, at 954.234.9567.

Tuition

Full Credit Course $800
Semester Course $400

An additional fee may be charged for special needs students who require individualized assistance in their studies.

Courses

Remedial Math Courses

Mr. John Baker and Mr. Byron Cox

Remedial math courses are all taught on an individual basis for Pre-Algebra, Algebra I & II, and Geometry.

Marine Biology

Mrs. Christia Hewlett

This course provides an in-depth look at life in our oceans and explores the scientific principles in marine biology research and the many disciplines of science.

Spanish II

Mrs. Liliana Castaño

This course further increases listening, speaking, reading, writing skills, and cultural awareness. The content includes an expansion of the four communication skills and a survey of the target culture.

World History (Grade 9)

Mrs. Sandee McCartney

This course will trace history from the ancient world to the Middle Ages, including the Mesopotamian, Egyptian, Greek, Roman, and European eras.

European History (Grade 10)

Mrs. Michelle Perry

This course will emphasize the major philosophies, events, and personalities from the 1400s to the present day, emphasizing European history.

U.S. History (Grade 11)

Mr. Eric Matthews

This course presents a chronological survey of American history that spans pre-Columbus Christian exploration to current times.

Art I (Grades 9–12)

Mrs. Katie Durica

This is a beginner-level art course designed to be a foundational development of art skills and knowledge. This course will satisfy the 1.0 required Fine Arts credit.