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==Summer schools in North America==
In [[primary education|elementary]] and [[middle school]], these programs are often used for [[Remedial education|remedial instruction]], though some non-[[academic]] [[day camp]] programs call themselves
In [[high school]], [[college]] or [[university]], students can enroll in classes for [[credit (education)|credit]] to be taken into account in their [[Grading in education|grade point average]] or their [[Transcript (education)|transcript]].<ref>[http://www.collegeboard.com/student/plan/high-school/9839.html Summer program for high school student - summer school.] College Board: College Planning Made Easy|Inside Source for College Admissions Requirements.</ref> In high school, it is usually used for remediation purposes, but in colleges, it is most often used as advancement in credit hours. Many universities offer shorter and more intensive summer courses to attract both local and international students, and these programs are often surrounded by social activities.
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