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Beaverton School District
Beaverton School District

Beaverton Schools

Summer Intensive 2026

Summer 2026 Registration Update:

We are grateful for the tremendous interest in ISV summer courses this year. At this time, registration has closed, and all summer course sections and waitlists have reached capacity.
Because our waitlists are already extensive, we are unable to add additional students or make exceptions to enrollment limits. Students who are currently on a waitlist will be contacted directly if a space becomes available.
We appreciate your understanding and support as we work to serve the students already enrolled and on our existing waitlists.

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2026 High School Intensive Summer Version

(Math, Health, Personal Finance)

Program Description

Intensive Summer Version (ISV) courses are designed for Beaverton School District high school students who seek advancement in a course sequence that a standard 4-year high school schedule will not allow. These courses provide the same content coverage and rigor as their classroom counterparts but in a highly accelerated format. The goal is for students to gain the skills, knowledge, and experience needed for success in the next course in the sequence.

These online courses use a combination of FLEX online curriculum and assessment and teacher curated materials. Due to their compressed nature, students are required to complete a significant portion of coursework independently. Discipline and excellent time management are required. These courses are not available for credit-recovery nor to enable early release or late arrival.

GENERAL INFORMATION FOR ALL ISV COURSES

Cost

  • Health - $350 (single semester course)
  • Personal Finance - $350 (single semester course) 
  • Math - $700 (full year course)

Financial assistance is available. Please check ParentVue. If your student's BSD account was set up to discount or waive fees, then the fee will automatically be discounted/waived. If it is not, please email us at flex-credit@beaverton.k12.or.us to arrange assistance.

Eligibility

  • Math - Open to students in grades 8–9 during the 2025–2026 school year who will attend a BSD school in 2026–2027. The Math Department has not approved enrollment for students in grade 7 or below. Grade 10 students may be accepted upon request.

  • Health -Eligibility is based on a student’s enrolled grade level during the 2025–2026 school year. Only students in grades 9–11 during that school year are eligible (students who were in grade 8 during 2025–2026 are not eligible, even after promotion in June). Must attend a BSD school in 2026–2027.

  • Personal Finance - Eligibility is based on a student’s enrolled grade level during the 2025–2026 school year. Only students in grades 9–11 during that school year are eligible (students who were in grade 8 during 2025–2026 are not eligible, even after promotion in June). Must attend a BSD school in 2026–2027.

Prerequisites

  • Proven track record of success in the subject - A’s in all previous like-content courses and strong standardized test scores
  • Proven attendance record, highly organized, persistent and disciplined
  • If taking Health 2, student must have passed Health 1

Registration

On April 27th, a registration button will appear in the Subject sections below.  After we receive your submitted registration, we will verify student eligibility and send a confirmation email. Fees may take a few days to appear on student accounts.

Credits and Grading

  • ISV Math courses have the potential for 1.0 credit (full year).

  • ISV Health and Personal Finance courses have the potential for .5 credit each.

  • Courses are graded A - C. No marks lower than C will be transcripted or earn credit. Incompletes are not awarded in summer.

Fall 2026 Scheduling

  • After successful completion of an ISV course, your grade will be posted to your BSD transcript and will automatically be shared with your high school and your counselor. Your high school will adjust your fall schedule accordingly. You will not need to notify your high school nor your counselor.

  • Completion of an ISV course does not guarantee placement into the next course in the fall. The student's high school reserves the right to make the final determination.

International Access  

International access has been approved for the 2026 Summer ISV program. Please note that BSD computer applications cannot be accessed outside of the United States unless international access is arranged in advance.

If international access is needed, students will receive a link to the International Access Request Form in their registration confirmation email. This form must be completed by the appropriate deadline to ensure access while abroad.

  • Deadlines:
    • Health & Personal Finance: Friday, June 12, 2026
    • Math ISV: Thursday, June 4, 2026

Withdrawal and Refund Policy

All withdrawals must be in written (electronic) form. 

  • Full refund if withdrawn by one week prior to course start date
  • From one week prior and up to the course start date, a fee may be charged for withdrawals
  • No refunds after course start date

Detailed information per subject can be found in the links below.

Important: Due to the fact that this is a summer program, no extensions to the end date of the course will be approved. All coursework is due, and the course concludes, on the final date of the course. 

ISV Math

ISV Health and Personal Finance

Code of Conduct
All students are expected to treat all staff and other students with respect.  Students who fail to do so will be asked to leave the program. The rules and regulations in the Student and Family Handbook from the prior school year are still in effect.

Responsible Use of Generative AI

ISV supports students in using technology responsibly and with academic integrity. ISV follows the Beaverton School District AI Responsible Use Guidelines, which are designed to help students use generative artificial intelligence tools ethically, safely, and in ways that support learning. 

Students must follow teacher directions regarding AI use. If a teacher suspects inappropriate use of AI, the teacher reserves the right to assess or take other steps to verify the student's understanding of the content to ensure academic integrity. 

Failure to follow AI use expectations may result in consequences consistent with program policies. Continued or repeated misuse of generative AI tools may result in removal from the program.

🔗 Full Policy: BSD Generative AI Responsible Use Guidelines

 

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