Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions of students and parents.

1. Class Attire?
2. Medical Excuses?
3. Make up classes?
4. Class Failures?
5. Grading?

Class Attire?

All students are expected to dress for class.  Shorts, T-shirts, sweats, and 
sneakers are examples of correct attire for participation.  These clothing 
items are not to be worn to school, with the exception of the sneakers.  
Jewelry considered dangerous will have to be removed.  YOUR INSTRUCTOR HAS 
THE FINAL SAY AS TO WHAT IS ACCEPTABLE OR NOT IN CLASS.

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Medical Excuses?

Should you have a DOCTORS medical excuse, bring it to the nurse first, then 
to your instructor.  You will be excused from any activity relating to your 
medical.  Alternative activities will be given to the student to earn 
credit.

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Make up classes?

Legal absenses can be made up before school on odd days (zero period, 6:30-
7am), or after school at intramurals (2-3:30pm)
Cutting class, or being unprepared cannot be made up.  A student is given two
free classes per quarter due to school related activities (field trip, AP
exam, Music Lessons)

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Class Failures?

If a student fails 9th or 10th grade Physical Education for the year, it 
must 
be made up the following year.  These courses cannot be made up in summer 
school.  If a student fails a semester of 11th or 12th grade Physical 
Education it may be made up as early as the following semester.  A student 
is 
not allowed to double up on Physical Education until their senior year.  At 
no time will a student be allowed to take more than two Physical Education 
classes.  This may mean that a student will be required to go to summer 
school to graduate on time.

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Grading?

9th Grade:  5 pts. earned daily for 90% of grade, quiz/exam on current 
skills/topics being covered for 10% of grade for each marking period

10th Grade:  5 pts. earned daily for 75% of grade, homework assignments, 
labs, notebooks, and quizzes/written exams for 25% of grade for each marking 
period

11/12th Grades:  5 pts. earned daily for 90% of grade, skills tests and /or 
written exams for 10% of grade for each marking period

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