Credit recovery will be the focus for Clinton High School during summer sessions in 2021 as the district prepares to make up for lost instruction during the COVID pandemic.

Principal Jerry Wayne indicates it will be a six-week program that will focus on credit recovery for their students, however, it is likely only one class will be able to be recovered.

According to Wayne, each student is at their own point in credit achievement. For remote learners, he says they saw a lot of students work hard and others struggled.

Wayne indicates the spectrum of success for remote learners is varied and contact with those students can be limited. He indicates they are working to keep tabs on those students and while some are responsive, others are not.

The Clinton Board of Education approved a three-year summer school plan last week.