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School Work Standards

GRADING
The following point system will be used to grade the students.  
A 100%-94%          C+77-79%            C 74-76%             D  64-66%                  
A-  90-93%            B  84-86%	         C-70-73%             D- 60-63%                    
B+ 87-89%             B- 80-83%          D+ 67-69%           F  59% and below                            
			                                                  
HOMEWORK 

Homework will be assigned on most days.  Late homework turned in the day 
after it is due will receive 80% of the earned grade.  Late work turned in 
beyond that point will be assigned at the discretion of the teacher.
An assignment with no name will be graded but will receive no credit. Please 
make sure that you put your name on ALL of your papers!

Parents are key to making homework a positive experience for their 
children. I ask that parents make homework a top priority. Parents should 
provide the necessary supplies, a quiet homework environment, a daily 
homework time, praise and support. Please contact me if you notice a problem. 
Parents can find out what work has been assigned each day by checking this 
web site.  Approximately 2 hours of homework will be assigned each day in 6th 
grade. Every student is required to record their assignments and due dates in 
his/her Student Planner each period. A list of homework assignments and due 
dates will be posted in the classroom and on each teacher’s web site for 
later reference.  All assignments are due the following day unless otherwise 
noted. No late assignments will be accepted for full credit. All assignments 
must be turned in; students should have no missing work. Assignments must be 
completed before students arrive at school and be turned in at the beginning 
of each period.   In the event of illness, parents may call the office 
before 9:00 am to request homework after the second day of absence. The work 
will be in the office for your child after school that day. Missed work must 
be returned to the teacher in a timely manner.

ABSENCE FROM CLASS

It is the student's responsibility to make arrangements to make-up any 
work that is missed during an excused absence.  I give students a day for a 
day grace period to submit make up work when they have an excused absence.  
For example, if you are sick for two days, when you return to school, you 
should arrange to meet with me before school, during lunch, during brunch, 
after school or during a 'quiet time' during class to obtain the material 
that you have missed.  You will have two more days to complete that work and 
turn it in to me for credit.  If you are out for more than 3 days, you may 
contact the office and request homework form the school for all of your 
classes.  Please note that most of your teachers (especially me) will have 
the work we do posted on this website. So you may get the work that you miss, 
while you are out, via the internet.
  
If your absence is unexcused.  I expect that you will make up the work 
that you missed, I will correct it, but because your absence is unexcused, it 
will recieve no credit.  

TEACHER SUPPORT

Various concepts can take extra time to master. I am glad to provide 
tutorials as an opportunity to meet with students individually as the need 
arises. Tutorials are available by appointment only during brunch, lunch, and 
before and after school depending on the teacher's schedule. Success in 
school, like many things in life, requires consistent daily effort. It is 
most important that students ask for help whenever they need it – either from 
other students in the class, their parents or their teacher. If you have any 
questions or concerns, please feel free to call or e-mail.

Please remember that middle school children still need the guidance and 
support that they have been receiving at home during the elementary school 
years. More importantly, since every 6th grader is starting the year at a new 
school, your child may be distracted by the new surroundings and new  
friendships, and so he/she may need you to be even more involved than you 
were last year.

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