8/11/2019 Late Assignments
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Late Assignments Failing to complete assignments on time will
negatively affect a students grade. Our HS (grades 9-12)
policy is as follows:
Formative Work:
These regular assessments are intended to support and measure
student progress at certain points to
ensure understanding of the material. It is expected that all
students do the work on time. These
assessments may include: short homework assignments, quizzes, in
class work, as examples. Allassessments are due on the date given
by the teacher. Teachers will send a Progress Report home to
besigned by the parent if late work becomes a pattern. It is up to
the teacher to determine further
consequences.
Summative Work:
Summative assessments are given at a certain points in time to
determine what a student has learnedand to what level. Examples of
this type of assessment may include, but are not limited to, end of
unit
or chapter tests, semester exams, major projects, lab reports.
Summatives are determined by the
teacher and failure to complete these assignments on time will
impact a students grade.
MYP Grade 9/10
1. All assignments are due on the date given by the teacher.
2. Teachers will communicate to the parents that the student has
failed to turn in a summative
assignment on the same day.
3. Teachers will inform students and parents that the student
will have two calendar days to turn
in the assignment with no academic penalty. The student will
also be required to serve a two-
hour Saturday School time, beginning at 7:00 a.m., as a
consequence for late work and
detention will be served regardless of the assignment being done
prior to Saturday.
4. Students are to arrive to Saturday School with all the
materials necessary to complete the
required school work. School computers and materials will not be
available.
5. Students who have not turned in the late summative within two
days willreceive a zero on
that assignment. A Progress Report (PR) will be sent home for
students receiving a zero.
Grade 11/12
1. All assignments are due on the date given by the teacher.
2. Teachers will communicate to the parents that the student has
failed to turn in a summative
assignment.3. Teachers will inform students and parents that the
student will have four calendar days to turn
in the assignment.
4. Students will receive a reduction of 5% for each day late, up
to a maximum of four days.
5. Students who do not submit their work within four calendar
days will receive a zero. A
Progress Report (PR) will be sent home for students receiving a
zero.
Missed Tests/Quizzes:
Students who miss an assessment (test/exam/quiz) should be
prepared to write the assessment the nextclass immediately upon
their return to school.
If a student leaves during the school day prior to an
assessment, they may risk receiving a zero on the
assessment or the opportunity to complete that assessment
(test/exam/quiz).
Tests will not be made up on Saturdays.
