Flexible Summer Learning Starts Here
Sevenstar Academy offers flexible online courses that allow students to recover credits, get ahead, or explore new interests during the summer.
Helping Students Stay on Track Year-Round
Summer can be a great opportunity for students to stay academically engaged while enjoying a more flexible schedule. With Sevenstar’s online courses, students can continue learning during the summer months while still making time for travel, activities, and family commitments.
Our biblically integrated courses utilize certified Christian educators and are designed to help students stay on track, catch up, or move ahead in their studies.
Whether your student needs to recover credits, prepare for the coming school year, or explore a new subject, summer learning through Sevenstar provides a flexible and faith-centered option.
What’s Next?
Why Students Take Summer Courses
Students choose summer courses for many different reasons. Some want to catch up after a challenging semester, while others take advantage of the summer to get ahead academically.
Common reasons families choose summer learning include:
- Credit recovery – retake a course to stay on track for graduation
- Course advancement – complete a required course before the school year begins
- Exploring electives – try a subject that isn’t available locally
- Preparing for future coursework – lighten the academic load for the upcoming year
Summer courses can help students move forward with confidence and begin the next school year better prepared.
FAQs
All of our courses are available for summer school enrollment! See all of our course options here and we also offer test prep courses for ACT, SAT, and PSAT.
No, courses begin every Monday so you can start at any time!
You may choose the end date for your course within our minimum time requirements. Half-credit courses require at least 6 weeks, full-credit courses 12 weeks, and credit recovery courses run 10 weeks. Dual Credit courses typically last about 4 months.
Time exemptions may be requested, allowing students to track hours instead of weeks. Students should complete at least 60 hours for a half-credit course and 120 hours for a full-credit course.
Tuition for summer courses is the same as our regular credit courses, and you can view the tuition prices here.