Grade Appeals Sample Clauses

Grade Appeals. If a grade of any kind is to be appealed by a student and/or parent/guardian, it must be done within 15 school days of the issuance of that grade. Before meeting with the principal, every effort must be made between the student and/or parent/guardian and the teacher to resolve the matter. If the matter is not resolved between the student and/or parent/guardian and the teacher, and appeal conference will be held in which the student, parent/guardian, teacher and principal will be present. The appeal will be heard by the principal whose decision is final. LEAP Testing (Formerly EOC) LEAP/EOC assessments measure the knowledge and skills a student should have mastered by the end of a course. The results of the LEAP/EOC assessments help to ensure that all Louisiana students have access to a rigorous curriculum that meets high academic standards. Students must meet the assessment requirements below to earn a standard diploma: Incoming sophomores, juniors, and/or seniors in fall of 2017 must pass three (3) LEAP/EOC assessments in the following categories: . English II or English III . Algebra I or Geometry . Biology or American History Incoming freshman in fall of 2017 must pass three (3) LEAP/EOC assessments in the following categories: . English I or English II . Algebra I or Geometry . Biology or American History A student’s score on an LEAP/EOC assessment will count 25% towards a student’s final course grade. For students with disabilities who are working on an ACT 833 Diploma,, a student’s score on an LEAP/EOC assessment will count 5% towards a student’s final course grade. For students with disabilities who have passed two of the three required LEAP/EOC assessments and have exhausted all opportunities available through the end of the 12th grade to pass the required LEAP/EOC assessment, a waiver may be requested to the Louisiana Department of Education (LDOE). The LDOE will determine the student’s eligibility and if the student’s disability significantly impacted his/her ability to pass the EOC assessment.
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Grade Appeals. The majority of a review panel consisting of three teachers (selected by the bargaining unit), one Board of Education member and the Superintendent (or his/her designee) approves the grade change. If the decision of the panel is adverse to the teacher, then the teacher may appeal to the Board of Education. Please note that only the teacher may appeal to the Board.
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Grade Appeals. The College shall administer college-grade appeals under the College's Board Policy and Chancellor's Procedures. KISD shall administer high-school-grade appeals under KISD's standard procedures.
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Grade Appeals. The College shall administer college-grade appeals under the College’s Board Policy and Chancellor’s Procedures. AISD shall administer high-school-grade appeals under AISD’s standard procedures.
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Grade Appeals. 1. Should a student feel that s/he was not graded fairly and has previously discussed the issue with the instructor, the student may appeal to the Vice President of Academic Affairs for a change in grade in accordance with the following appeal process.
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Grade Appeals. All students of College have the right to appeal a grade. The detailed procedure for grade appeals can be found in the Crimson Student Handbook.
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Grade Appeals. 1) Should a student wish to dispute a grade, the student must discuss the issue with the instructor before the grade appeal process is available to the student.
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Grade Appeals. A teacher whose grade is appealed shall be invited to attend the meeting of the grade review panel. At the meeting the teacher will be given the opportunity to present his/her rationale for the student’s grade and answer any questions from the members of the panel. Notification of the decision of the review panel, including the specific rationale for the decision, will be provided to the teacher within three (3) days of the meeting. The fact that a grade was changed by the panel will not become a part of a teacher’s evaluation.
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Grade Appeals. An appeal of a grade occurs at the conclusion of a course and is based on a student’s belief that their final grade is incorrect. Students may not appeal grades for individual assignments while a course is in progress but should contact the instructor if they believe a grade for any assignment is incorrect.
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  • Grievances and Appeals a. If you have questions about any pediatric dental services received, please first discuss the matter with your Dental Provider. However, if you continue to have concerns, please call Delta Dental’s Customer Service Center. You can also email questions by accessing the “Contact Us” section of the dental plan website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.

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