Philosophy

Glendale Union High School District operates Night School to help those students in need of credits to graduate on time, or to graduate as soon as possible after their original graduation date; it also gives students a chance to remediate a poor grade received in a subject.  Night School is operated as a service to our community.  Students from all nine schools in the district are eligible to attend, as well as students from other districts.

Students are held to the same stringent academic standards as applied during the regular day school year.  This holds true for District Assessments as well as course objectives.

Night School teachers are chosen from the general population of Glendale Union High School District teachers.  They are picked for their subject matter expertise, as well as their ability to teach students in the Night School setting.

Counselors are also an integral part of our program at each of our high schools. They target students who are lacking credits or need to remediate a grade; then, they work with the students to help them choose their best course of action.

Night School is another strategy that this district utilizes to make sure that all of our students are prepared to accept the challenges and choices of their future.

General Information

Students may register on any of the scheduled registration dates during the listed times above.  In addition, students may register without their parents if all forms are completed and registration fees are paid.  Counselor/administrator, parent, and student signatures are required.  If a loan is needed, parents must sign the loan form at registration.

NOTE:  All classes are offered contingent upon sufficient enrollment.  Should a class be cancelled due to insufficient enrollment, you will be notified and given the option of selecting another class or receiving a full refund.

For specific details or more information please contact your school.