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Credit Recovery

The 27J Credit Recovery Program strives to be a safe, supportive, and non-judgmental environment where every learner has the opportunity to grow, learn, and make a positive impact on our community. We are committed to helping students get back on track, providing the support, motivation, and guidance needed to meet district graduation requirements.

Key Facts for Credit Recovery- 

Cost: $30.00

Duration: 4 Weeks from Start date

Payment: Within 48 hours of registering, the fee will be added to the students IC account.  The fee can be paid online or in person in the office (no checks)

Start Date:  The first Thursday after payment by the previous Tuesday

Last Registration Date: 

  • Seniors  April 21st 2026
  • Other Students  April 28th, 2026

 

 

 

How Do I access Credit Recovery?

Website:  Credit Recovery 

Expectations: 

 

Each course has a learning objective (Goal) with embedded learning experiences. Students are expected to engage in all of the learning experiences provided and complete each lesson quiz. Students are encouraged to take notes as they can be used on all assessments. Each quiz is an opportunity for students to check for understanding, which will prepare them for the Module Exam. 

After the student has completed the requirements, the grade will be entered into Infinite Campus as a Pass/Fail and credit will be given.

Prairie View High School Contacts:

Rebecca Sims- Student Success Coach (rsims@sd27j.net)
 

Counselors:

 

Administration:

Shelly Valerio- Assistant Principal - Credit Recovery (avalerio@sd27j.net)

District Contacts: 

Michael Burke- Director of Post-Secondary Workforce Readiness (mburke@sd27j.net)
Susan Herll- Instructional Specialist (sherll@sd27j.net)

Information contains District Logo and Address and contact info of the district as well as Superintendent name - Will Pierce

 

What is Credit Recovery (CR)? 

Credit recovery allows students to recover credits from a failed Core Class (i.e. Math, English, Science, Social Studies, and Health). These credits are required to be on track to graduate on time.

Recovering a credit does not 'replace' the grade from the class. It recovers a required credit needed to graduate.