Summer Credit Recovery Options:
Evergreen School District Summer School – The school district offers credit recovery classes in summer school. Please contact 604-4082 for registration information. Cost is about $133 per course. @Union High School 6201 NW Friberg-Strunk Street Camas, WA (Monday through Friday, June 29, 2009 - July 23, 2009, No class July 3, 2009, No Transportation Provided) For information about registering for summer school classes, call 360-604-4082
Aventa Online Credit Recovery - $133 classes are offered at the following schools:
Evergreen 
EHS AVENTA Summer 09.doc, Heritage
Clark County Skills Center Summer School – Free summer school courses in a variety of programs. Registration is done on a “first come, first served” basis. Call 604-1050 for more information. SC Summer Flyer 2009.doc
Clark County Skills Center Summer Coop – Open to students who are 16 and older in June and are employed in a job related to their career plans. Students must have completed a Career and Technical Ed class related to the work site.
ESD Summer School - Four week summer option available $100 per .50 credit. 750-7500 ext290 
esdCredit Recovery Flyer Summer 2009.pdf esdCredit Recovery Enrollment Form.pdf
Each High School will have credit recovery options during the school year
High School Counseling
The High School Counseling program of the Evergreen School District is a comprehensive program that includes systematic guidance, responsive services, assistance in individual planning, and program and staff support. It is student-oriented, developmental and is all inclusive.
The program is designed primarily to facilitate the individual’s understanding of self and environment. It is further believed that developmental guidance is an integral part of the educational process. This program serves to augment and support the district instructional program.
The counselors in the district are dedicated to the primary purpose of encouraging each student’s search toward future career goals. The students are also assisted in setting realistic goals and in developing a sense of responsibility for individual actions and choices. The counselors act in partnership with teachers, administrators, parents, and key personnel outside the district. These efforts are focused on supporting all students as they progress toward reaching their maximum potential.
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