Make-Up Work. Videotapes of an IDL course may be used for make-up work for all students enrolled in that IDL course. Remote sites are responsible for their students’ make-up work.
Make-Up Work. Employees may be permitted to make up time lost for neces- sary absences of short duration if the District has a need for services or professional develop- ment. This time may include the opportunity to make up for lost time on a day school was can- celed or otherwise altered. All make-up work must be preapproved by the direct supervisor and must be accounted for in the same pay period the service was completed.
Make-Up Work. Students with excused or unexcused absences can make up work missed. It is the responsibility of the student to make up work missed due to absences. Students are expected to complete, on time, any class work they were assigned prior to their absence. Parents may request to pick up work missed If students have been absent for at least two (2) days. Work will be available after 2:00
Make-Up Work. Make-up work is the responsibility of the student. Parents and students need to go to xxx.xxxxxx.xxx to access all lesson plans and homework missed while away. Arrangements may be made upon return to make up missed tests. A grade of zero will be given for any test or assignment not complete within the date given by the teacher. Missed class work must be done at recess or at home.
Make-Up Work. Students who miss school due to an excused absence shall be allowed to make up the work they missed during their absence under the following rules.
Make-Up Work. Employees permitted to work additional hours as a convenience to make up for authorized leaves of absence which have been arranged in advance shall do so on an hour-for-hour basis.
Make-Up Work. Employees may be permitted to make up time lost for neces- sary absences of short duration if the District has a need for services or professional develop- ment. All make-up work must be preapproved by the direct supervisor and must be accounted for in the same pay period the service was completed.
Make-Up Work. Assignments given during a family vacation will be made up after the vacation rather than prior to the leaving. It is difficult to gauge the progress made during the absence. No homework will be given before or during the time of vacation DAILY SCHEDULE
Make-Up Work. If you leave your Chromebook at school, or come to class without a charge, you are still responsible for all your course work. If you leave your Chromebook at home for multiple consecutive days, your teacher or principal may request that you bring the device in to verify possession and condition of your Chromebook. Repeatedly not having your Chromebook at hand or not having it charged for class, may be cause for disciplinary action. • Keep only school-appropriate media on your computer. Inappropriate media should not be on the Chromebook and may not be used as a screensaver or background image. • Obey copyright. Individually purchased, legal, school-appropriate media is allowed on your and distribution of copyrighted works are serious offences and carry with them the risk of substantial fines and criminal prosecution. Copyright infringement violates the division’s Acceptable Computer System Use/Technology Use Guidelines policies and leads to disciplinary action. • Keep browsing safe and through the school filter. The division’s IT department and technology support staff work responsibly to ensure that potentially inappropriate sites are blocked by the division’s Internet filter, in accordance with all applicable laws. Students are expected to abide by the Acceptable Computer System Use/Technology Use Guidelines policies, and are in violation if they access sites through proxies or otherwise circumvent the school filter. At home it is parents’ and guardians’ responsibility to monitor students’ Internet access. For more information on Internet safety, apps, and ratings, please check the guides at xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. • Mute Speakers. Speakers are to be muted at all times, unless you are granted permission by your teacher for instructional purposes. You may also use headphones at teacher discretion. • Leave the division-loaded apps on your Chromebook. Do not delete any division-loaded apps, folder, files, or file management software. Deletion of certain files or apps will interfere with your ability to complete coursework. • Avoid eating and drinking while using your Chromebook. Eating and drinking while using your Chromebook puts your Chromebook at risk to crumbs and spills that can do permanent damage to the function and life of your device. This is considered neglect. • Never leave your Chromebook unsecured. Your Chromebook should never be in an unlocked locker, car or any unsupervised area. This is considered neglect. • Never leave your Chromebook expose...
Make-Up Work. At the discretion of the Academic Director, students may be allowed to make up missed coursework at an additional cost. Successfully completed make-up work is given full standing and credit in determining Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP). AOI allows students to make up no more than 10% of class hours (attendance) at an additional cost, so long as the make- up class is comparable to the content, time, and delivery of the classes missed. Make-up classes are offered weekly to students who have made arrangements with the Academic Director to make up missed work during the scheduled makeup class times. Incomplete Course Grade (I) Students who do not complete the required coursework for a Students are assessed in the form of quizzes/other assignments, homework and Session Exams. Class participation also counts towards the final grade. See AOI’s Student Attendance Policy for more detailed attendance information. Final grades are calculated by instructors at the end of each four-week session, and follow the weighted system defined in the section “Weighting of Grades”. The Academic Director collects the grades and passes them on to the Academic Assistant for entry into the database. The Academic Director also keeps the digital copies of all final grades in the Academic office. Students can receive an informal transcript via email at the end of each four-week session, showing their grades and attendance for that session. Placement tests are given to each new student upon enrollment. Course-specific assessments such as weekly quizzes and session examinations are created with the help of test-generating software developed by the publishers of AOI’s curriculum textbooks. In situations where instructors create their own assessment tools, those tools must be reviewed and approved by the Academic Director before being administered to students. given course will receive an incomplete grade (“I”), and will be required to repeat the relevant session. Course Withdrawal (W) A student who withdraws from a course will receive the symbol “W” (Withdrawal) for the relevant class or session. Repeating a Course Students must retake a course deemed Unsatisfactory prior to progressing to the next level. Each three month course may be repeated only once. Students may request to repeat test preparation courses that they have successfully completed if they need additional practice to reach a desired TOEFL, IELTS, or TOEIC score. In such a case, the student must meet with the Academic ...
