Examinations - Grades 7-12 Each grading period, examinations shall be required of all students in grades seven through twelve (7-12). Each student must take the examinations for each grading period. No exemptions, except for the final grading period for the class, shall be allowed. Make-up examinations shall be administered in accordance with Policies JFAAB and IHAA. Examinations for each grading period shall be comprehensive and shall assess thinking skills and/or applied skills as well as knowledge of content. Such examinations shall count one-seventh (1/7) of the overall grade. Further, teachers should have a minimum of two weekly grades (homework, daily work, tests, etc.) for each student in each grading period. A special education student's IEP may or may not require said examinations. Semester Examinations - Grades 7-12 The comprehensive grading-period examinations shall replace semester examinations as a means of assessing student progress. Exemption Policy Students in grades 7-12 of all schools of the are tobe exempt from the exam of the final grading period of a course if they meet the following conditions: Term (Block) Classes 1. An overall A average up to the time of the test with no more than two (2) absences and no more than one (1) tardy, regardless of the reason for the absences or tardy. 2. An overall B average up to the time of the test with no more than one (1) absence and no more than one (1) tardy, regardless of the reason for the absence or tardy. 3. An overall C average up to the time of the test with no absences and no more than one (1) tardy. Semester Classes
Examinations - Grades 7-12 Each grading period, examinations shall be required of all students in grades seven through twelve (7-12). Each student must take the examinations for each grading period. No exemptions, except for the final grading period for the class, shall be allowed. Make-up examinations shall be administered in accordance with Policies JFAAB and IHAA. Examinations for each grading period shall be comprehensive and shall assess thinking skills and/or applied skills as well as knowledge of content. Such examinations shall count one-seventh (1/7) of the overall grade. Further, teachers should have a minimum of two weekly grades (homework, daily work, tests, etc.) for each student in each grading period. A special education student's IEP may or may not require said examinations. Semester Examinations - Grades 7-12 The comprehensive grading-period examinations shall replace semester examinations as a means of assessing student progress. Exemption Policy Students in grades 7-12 of all schools of the are tobe exempt from the exam of the final grading period of a course if they meet the following conditions: Term (Block) Classes 1. An overall A average up to the time of the test with no more than two (2) absences and no more than one (1) tardy, regardless of the reason for the absences or tardy. 2. An overall B average up to the time of the test with no more than one (1) absence and no more than one (1) tardy, regardless of the reason for the absence or tardy. 3. An overall C average up to the time of the test with no absences and no more than one (1) tardy. Semester Classes
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