Summer School and Camps

For many years, NDP has provided in-person summer school to increase our academic offerings and provide multiple avenues for advancement.

More than 60 percent of the incoming freshman class and 25 percent of the current student body enroll in summer school classes. The summer curriculum is designed for high school students to gain needed credits for graduation requirements and/or to free up time in their academic year for electives. 

We are committed to providing a robust summer school program for NDP students. Registration for Summer School for rising 10th, 11th and 12th-grade students opened on March 22. 

Summer School registration for incoming freshmen will open on April 22.

Syllabi for SUmmer School courses

summer school parking/traffic flow

Summer school campus map

Summer Athletic Camps for incoming Freshmen

Class of 2025 Summer School Registration

2021 Summer School Course List for Incoming Freshmen

Summer School Payment and Registration Instructions For Current Students (opens 3/22)

  • Log in to your Smart Tuition account: https://parent.smarttuition.com/
  • Please make sure you are in the 2020-21 school year
  • Select Purchase Optional Items
  • Make sure the School Session is set for 2020-21 in the upper right-hand corner of the school
  • Select your Student and click GO
  • Use the scroll bar to select the applicable summer school class. These classes are listed close to the bottom of the list and start out with Summer School 2021
  • Click on the Save button and the system will prompt you through the payment process

 

 

Please read all information below: 

  • All classes capped at 24 students
  • Please email Renee Hiskey, Registrar, at rhiskey@ndpsaints.org or call 480-634-8238 to be placed on a waiting list. You will be notified by email as soon as your child(ren) are off the waiting list. 
  • All students must wear masks and have their temperature taken when they arrive on campus.
  • All students will be given a break/lunch from 10:45 until 11:15. 
  • The cafeteria will be open for students to purchase snacks during lunch.  
  • Students are required to be in uniform with NDP polo, plain white polo, or NDP spirit t-shirt with uniform bottoms. 
  • Due to the abbreviated nature of the summer school session, it is essential that students are in classes each day to earn credit for their courses. 

Please note the attendance policy: Arizona State Law & NDP Student/Parent Handbook requires that students are present for 90% of the summer course to receive credit. For year-long courses, students may miss no more than two class days (or a total of 11 hours) to earn credit. For semester-long courses, students may miss no more than one class day (or a total of 5.5 hours) to earn credit. Due to the short and intensive nature of the summer term, class attendance is absolutely critical, so please schedule doctor’s appointments/family gatherings/vacations outside of the summer school session. All pre-arranged absences must be approved by the administration.