CIS Summer School 2026
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Session A : June 29 to July 17 / 2026 (3 weeks - 15 days of instruction)
Session B : July 20 to July 31 / 2026 (2 weeks - 10 days of instruction)
Session A
This summer school session is designed mainly for current CIS students who wish to improve their English language skills. Non-CIS students who will be attending CIS in September and have grade level English skills may be admitted to these sessions.
Sometimes when a student has demonstrated to their CIS teacher that English skills require additional support the CIS homeroom or subject teacher may recommend summer school A.
Summer school A is an academic program where teachers provide English language specific instruction and appropriate academic expectations for students.
Sometimes when a student has demonstrated to their CIS teacher that English skills require additional support the CIS homeroom or subject teacher may recommend summer school A.
Summer school A is an academic program where teachers provide English language specific instruction and appropriate academic expectations for students.
All sessions indicated below are offered pending enrollment. If enrollment is lower at a grade level some grades may be combined. If this is a possibility parents of those students will be notified.
Session B
Summer school B is designed for any student who wishes to attend two weeks of school in an English speaking environment. This program is open to CIS and non-CIS students.
This summer school will have a wider range of English level ability as well as ages and grades in a class. Thus, the learning environment will have a more relaxed approach to the use of English than in Summer School Session A. While SS B is not as academic as SS A, students who have weaker skills may benefit from this experience.
This summer school will have a wider range of English level ability as well as ages and grades in a class. Thus, the learning environment will have a more relaxed approach to the use of English than in Summer School Session A. While SS B is not as academic as SS A, students who have weaker skills may benefit from this experience.
