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D2L WALNUT HIGH SCHOOL CAMPUS |
Dedicated to Learning (D2L) is a private, non-profit organization that offers tuition-based educational programs. The information below covers the program offerings on the Walnut High School campus.
Courses are listed above by Student ID number. If you do not see your ID or expected course - please contact us. If a typo or other error was made when entering your Student ID or Payment Information, your application may be on hold.
Important Regsitration Window 2 update: Class opennings were limited. We have made every attempt to offer a seat to each student. In some cases, if you indicated an alternate choice, and your first choice was unavailable, we have placed you in your alternate selection. If we were unable to offer you a space at this time, you will receive a full refund.
SUMMER SESSION 2026 @ Walnut High School
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LAST UPDATED:: March 29, 2026
Dedicated to Learning is pleased to offer a series of courses designed for enrichment and advancement. Dedicated to Learning is a WASC accredited program. Our schedule of classes can help student voluntarily advance into challenging college prep courses, build a competitive college application, and take classes to help students balance the demands of their schedule during the traditional school year.
Registration Window #2 for Summer 2026 confirmations are now posted above.
Confirmations for Window #1 can be viewed by clicking the button found above.
If you do not see your ID or expected course - please contact us. If a typo or other error was made when entering your Student ID or Payment Information, your application may be on hold.
The List of Course Offerings and our 2026 Informational Brochure can be found BELOW.
We will offer both traditional in-seat classes as well as online options. Our online class offerings build on the successful experience our teachers have developed over the past several years.
Summer ONLINE courses are completed online, with all assignments completed independently by students & submitted according to a class assignment calendar. These courses require students to be highly-independent learners. In accordance with the WVUSD requirement for receiving credit for online classes, students will be required to attend 1 weekly online meeting / instructional session (60 minutes) with their instructor, during each week of the 6-week program. Instructors will provide options during the week to fulfill this requirement.
10 Credit or "Full Year" Courses run for 6 weeks.
5 Credit or "Semester" Courses run for the first 3 weeks of summer, with the exception of Health Online course, which runs the full 6 weeks.
2026 Summer Dates:
June 8th - July 16th, 2025
2026 Summer School Hours:
Classes are in session from 7:30am - 1:00pm - Monday through Thursday. Students have a break daily from 10 - 10:30am.
Common Questions about our summer courses:
Question: I am an incoming 9th grade student, are there classes that are best for me?
Answer: 8th grade students are often looking to get a head start on their Freshman year. Students who are considering advancing into IB pathways or who are planning to take AP courses while at WHS will often take World History Honors or Biology Honors. These courses help students accomplish an Honors levels course in summer and open up space in their schedule for 9th grade, allowing room for athletics or electives. A year long Visual Performing Arts class is also a popular option as it is required for graduation / college applications. Our online Photography course helps students have a successful start to their 9th grade year in an course that is fun and relevant. The online option allows students the flexibility of completing assignments from home, while on vacation, or when participating in extracurricular events. Finally, on campus Health / Ethnic Studies or online health are popular options as they help students complete a required course.
Question: Can I take more than one course?
Answer: Yes. Please refer to our brochure for details. A student can take a 10 credit / year long course and add on either 5 credits of Health (a required course for graduation) or 10 credits of Physical Education. These are the two exceptions to the policy which limits the number of credits students can take in summer.
Question: Is PE in summer right for me?
Answer: Students take online PE for a variety of reasons in summer. Some do not feel it fits in their 4 year plan based on the pathway they choose and their personal goals. Others are hesitant to participate in the general course offered during the school year due to health or personal reasons. These students are able to use our course to complete up to a year of PE during the summer session through a combination of activity logs and brief assignments. PE is available for all grades.
REGISTRATION
Prior to completing your registration please consider the following:
1. Review the D2L Policies Brochure and Course Offerings Information
2. When completing your application, use the in-seat and online buttons to access all of our course options.
3. If you are taking an In-Seat Course: You may also add Online Health or Online Physical Education (PE) if you choose to. These courses are the exceptions to the 10 credit / year long maximum a student is allowed to take in the summer.
4. Please be careful when adding your WHS / WVUSD ID - typos on the student ID section are the most common error we see when completing an application.
5. You may use the progress bar at the top of the registration page to move forward and backward within the application.