STUDENT EVALUATION
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| Evaluation of students takes place over the entire
year and final marks are based on major formal exams, unit tests,
assignments, projects, class participation, homework, and so on. Before
the end of September, it is the responsibility of teachers to outline
to their students how courses will be evaluated. |
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| Homework assignments are due on the day set by the
teacher. Any exceptions MUST be approved in advance. Similarly, students
must bring materials required for class. Teachers will keep records
of offenders who may be dealt with by a phone call to parents or detention.
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| Major assignments are due on the date
set by the teacher. Failure to submit papers on the due date
without valid reason acceptable to the teacher will result in a phone
call home, and a penalty of 10% per day, up to a maximum of three
days (-30%). After three days, any student not submitting
a major paper will be referred to the office for disciplinary action. |
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| Tests must be taken when scheduled unless
an acceptable arrangement is made with the teacher, beforehand. If
a student is to miss a test, the parent or guardian must call the
teacher before the test is given and explain the reason for missing
the test. If the parent or guardian does not call before the test,
the student will not be excused and may receive a zero. If
the explanation is acceptable, the teacher has the discretion of giving
a make-up exam. If a make-up exam is given, it will be given at the
earliest opportunity (no advance notice need be given). If no make-up
is given, the teacher will determine a mark at the end of the school
year based upon the total history of the student in the course. |
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| Students found cheating on a test or in
a project will be assigned zero (0) for the work concerned. Parents
will be contacted by the teacher. |
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| Students are to note that their participation in any
school based extra-curricular activity is contingent upon acceptable
academic performance. As well, students involved in extra-curricular
activities that may require missed time from school must accept responsibility
to make up for missed work. Breach of this policy will result in a
warning, followed by suspension from the activity. |