Summer Residential
Summer Residential is help at UCSD for the month of July. Fifty students are chosen from the Upward Bound group to participate in this four week educationally intensive session. Student stay at the UCSD – Revelle Commons dorms and attend classes at different UCSD locations. Students experience life in an post secondary educational environment (Living in a dorm, waking up for classes, doing own laundry, etc.) Each student is paired up with a room mate from one of the other seven high schools in the Valley.
For their efforts during the Summer Residential Component, Students who earn a passing grade in both Mathematics and English receive 10 high school elective credits towards graduation. In Mathematics, students receive preparation for the course they will be taking during the next school year. If currently the student is taking Algebra I and they will be taking Geometry the next school year, they will receive an introduction to Geometry during the Summer Residential component. This allows students to be better prepared and more advanced than other students in their course as they have already been introduced to the material.
Courses that are offered during Residential are:
Algebra 1 |
Algebra II |
Geometry |
Pre-Calculus |
Calculus |
Speech |
Writing/Proof reading |
Composition |
Human Biology |
Microbiology |
Nature of Life |
Plant Biology |
Career Exploration |
Computers |
Foreign Language |
Intramural/Physical Education |
Note that student participation during the summer is mandatory for all activities. The student’s schedule is as follows:
Summer Resdidential Weekly Schedule
Other activities that student are involved in:
Group information sessions, trips to local amusement parks, professional sporting events, cultural activities, museums, and theatrical presentations. Group activities will vary from year to year.
Parent Day at La Jolla Shores:
Parents are invited to “Parent Day” at La Jolla Shores where all of our program families gather for a day of food and fun at the beach. Families get the opportunities to meet other program families and get further involved with the program. In 2002, over 350 people participate in that Summer’s Parent Day.Summer Residential is completed with the programs Award and Recognition banquet or luncheon. Students recognize the achievements of their fellow students during a two hour formal dinner presentation. |