Summer Reading
Rising 9th and 10th Graders
An assignment accompanies the text to assist with comprehension and critical thinking. The assignment is due on the first day of English class. The assignment is linked below the book on the summer reading page.
Rising 11th and 12th Graders
An assessment, either in the form of a test or essay, will be required during the first week of school.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Cindy Wray, at cwray@lhprep.org
Summer Math
While there is no required summer work for high school credit math courses, we strongly encourage students to keep their math skills sharp over the summer break. Students who review key concepts over the summer feel more confident and prepared when the new school year begins.
Students entering any level of Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, College Algebra, or Precalculus will have two options to complete this summer. Each option is worth a 5 point grade, due by Monday, August 17, 2026. If you choose not to complete one or both options, your grade will not be penalized and the assignment(s) will be excused. These practice opportunities are meant to be completed independently, without assistance from a tutor or AI.
Option 1: Summer Review Packet
*Important Note: Students entering the Hybrid Algebra 2/Pre-Calculus Honors course are required to complete a summer packet. This requirement and related materials have already been communicated to the families of those students.
Option 2: Khan Academy, "Getting Ready for..." Courses
By clicking the links below, you will automatically be enrolled in a class, where your teacher can check your progress on the due date. Returning students should sign-in using Google and your lhprep email account. New students will need to create a Khan Academy account using a personal email.
GETTING READY FOR ALGEBRA 1
GETTING READY FOR GEOMETRY
GETTING READY FOR ALGEBRA 2
GETTING READY FOR PRECALCULUS*
*Students entering College Algebra can also complete this option.
Calculator Information: All Upper School math classes will use the TI nspire CX II. Please note the TI nspire CX II CAS is a different calculator and will NOT be permitted in some US math classes. It is also NOT permitted on the ACT, PSAT, or SAT.