Early Registration ends Friday, May 7th. All registrations received after this date will incur a $25/class late fee.

To withdraw from a class, please contact the Summer Spectacular office at 407-206-1900, Ext. 1176. Unless stated otherwise in the course description, a refund, minus a 20% processing charge, will be issued for each class withdrawal. If Lake Highland drops a class or if a student is not eligible for a class, a full refund will be made of all fees collected. No processing charge will be assessed for changing from one class to another.

Please contact the school if your child is absent. The school’s main phone number is 407-206-1900. Division extensions are as follows: Upper School, 3268; Middle School, 2000; Lower School, 1176; and Athletics, 1100. Fees are not refunded or prorated for absences.

Students enrolled in credit courses must follow the policies set by our accreditation associations. Absences cannot exceed ten (10) hours per semester
course.

Extended Care, located in the cafeteria, is available for students enrolled in LHPS summer programs during the weeks of June 1st–July 23rd. The morning session, 7:45–9:00, includes stories, coloring, and quiet games. The children are escorted to their morning classes. The afternoon session, 3:30–5:45, includes crafts, group games, and outside recreation. If your child is not picked up from his or her summer school class by the specified time, your child will automatically be admitted into our Extended Care program and a $22.00 drop-in fee will be charged to you. Children must be picked up from Extended Care no later than 5:45. There is a late charge of $1.00 per minute for every minute after 5:45 PM. School-year policies are followed during the summer months. If you are interested, please complete the extended care section of the registration form.

Student Union will meet on the Charles Clayton Campus during the weeks of June 7th–July 16th. Several options for these afternoon sessions are available, as two different dismissal times, 1:30 and 3:30, exist. Students are to report to the Middle School Café at dismissal time. If your child is not picked up from his or her summer school class by the specified time, your child will automatically be admitted into Student Union and a $22.00 drop-in fee will be charged to you. Children must be picked up from Student Union no later than 5:45. There is a late charge of $1.00 per minute for every minute after 5:45 PM. School-year policies are followed during the summer months. If you are interested, please complete the Student Union section of the registration form.

Students are not required to wear the school year uniforms, but are asked to wear closed-toe or athletic shoes. Attire must be tasteful and appropriate for the classroom and campus.

Students enrolled in half-day sessions should bring a drink and snack each day. A short break is included during each class.

Students enrolled in both morning and afternoon sessions will also need to bring a lunch and drinks. Students in the Lower School programs will be eating in the classrooms. At the conclusion of each morning class, full-day students will be escorted to their afternoon classes for lunch.

Middle and Upper School may bring lunch and drinks or purchase lunch and snack items from vending machines. These prepared items will include fruit, salads, and sandwiches. Made from healthful ingredients, these vended items will be fresh daily. Middle and Upper School students are not to leave campus for lunch. They must be on campus until the conclusion of class each day.

General policies are as follows:

• Parents must remain in cars when in the carpool lanes. Teachers or coaches will assist students. Parking is not allowed in these lanes. Do not stop teachers after school for unscheduled conversations. Most teachers have an assigned traffic duty; it is vital they be in position on time for the safety of the students.
• Please discuss with your child the importance of good behavior while waiting to be picked up and the importance of listening for names to be called.
• Cell phone use by a driver in a vehicle on campus is absolutely forbidden for any reason during drop-off and pick-up. This is a vital safety issue and violators will be reported to Security and the Office of the President.
• Lower School students are to be dropped off and picked up at the Lower School building. Summer instructors will call each student to confirm exact location.
• Middle School classes will be meeting on the Charles Clayton Campus. Drivers enter campus from Park Lake Street, Gate 1.
•  Upper School students should park in front of or behind Johnston and Hale Hall or in the paved OUC lot.
• Students participating in Athletic Camps will be notified by coaches and instructed where to drop off and/or pick up, either at the gymnasium or the O’Meara Family Sports Complex. Morning drop-off may differ from the afternoon pick-up point.
• You will be notified if a different drop-off or pick-up point is determined.
• The Lake Highland shuttle from the main campus to the Middle School campus will be available for those attending summer classes.
• Traffic patterns may alter slightly as summer projects must be completed. The traffic lanes located at the back of Lower School will be closed this summer. Students attending classes located in the Bradshaw and Guernsey Buildings will be picked up in front of the Lower School.
• Updates will be posted on campus and the LHPS website.

Should a tropical storm or hurricane impact Central Florida, parents are reminded that Lake Highland follows Orange County Public School’s decision as to the closing of school. Lake Highland may reopen ahead of Orange County Schools. Parents may tune into 103.1 FM, visit Lake Highland’s website www.lhps.org, or visit our back-up website at www.lhpsinfo.org. for closing information.