At the point that the participant is informed of failing grades by the Director of Athletics or Director of Student Services, the participant has five calendar days to provide proof of a passing grade in the failed class(es). If this proof is not earned, the participant will be suspended from participating in co-curriculars until passing work is achieved. When a failing is confirmed at the conclusion of each quarter an automatic five calendar day suspension will occur during their current (or next) co-curricular season. This suspension would begin immediately if during a season or on the first contest date of the next season. This applies from one school year to the next. 3.11 SCHEDULING CLASSES Teacher recommendations for the following year will be given to students by their teachers prior to the timeline for course registration. Every effort is made to honor student choices and minimize conflicts. Due to scheduling limitations, however, a student may not be able to schedule first choice electives. Those students taking AP courses will receive their summer work prior to the end of school. SCHEDULE CHANGES The master schedule and teacher assignments are based on request forms submitted by each student in the spring. Every effort is made to schedule requested classes. Each change impacts class size, the number of electives that can be offered, sections available, and class conflicts. This is why changes will be made only to correct scheduling errors and for elective choices when space is available. The following school policies apply: No schedule changes will be made for teacher, period, friends, or lunchtime preference. Level changes due to misplacement are made only with teacher recommendation and administrative approval. Approved schedule changes will be made only until the end of the third week of the first semester and first week of the second semester. Any withdrawal after the third week will be recorded as a on the permanent “W” transcript and done under the most limited of circumstances. Another class must be available to take the dropped course’s place. Students who withdraw after the three week deadline will also be required to carry the grade from their previous class to their new course. Elective course changes are made only on a space availability basis for the first week of the semester and may not be allowed if they effect balance and numbers in other courses.
At the point that the participant is informed of failing grades by the Director of Athletics or Director of Student Services, the participant has five calendar days to provide proof of a passing grade in the failed class(es). If this proof is not earned, the participant will be suspended from participating in co-curriculars until passing work is achieved. When a failing is confirmed at the conclusion of each quarter an automatic five calendar day suspension will occur during their current (or next) co-curricular season. This suspension would begin immediately if during a season or on the first contest date of the next season. This applies from one school year to the next. 3.11 SCHEDULING CLASSES Teacher recommendations for the following year will be given to students by their teachers prior to the timeline for course registration. Every effort is made to honor student choices and minimize conflicts. Due to scheduling limitations, however, a student may not be able to schedule first choice electives. Those students taking AP courses will receive their summer work prior to the end of school. SCHEDULE CHANGES The master schedule and teacher assignments are based on request forms submitted by each student in the spring. Every effort is made to schedule requested classes. Each change impacts class size, the number of electives that can be offered, sections available, and class conflicts. This is why changes will be made only to correct scheduling errors and for elective choices when space is available. The following school policies apply: No schedule changes will be made for teacher, period, friends, or lunchtime preference. Level changes due to misplacement are made only with teacher recommendation and administrative approval. Approved schedule changes will be made only until the end of the third week of the first semester and first week of the second semester. Any withdrawal after the third week will be recorded as a “W” on the permanent transcript and done under the most limited of circumstances. Another class must be available to take the dropped course’s place. Students who withdraw after the three week deadline will also be required to carry the grade from their previous class to their new course. Elective course changes are made only on a space availability basis for the first week of the semester and may not be allowed if they effect balance and numbers in other courses.
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