• US History Grade Policy & Procedures

    Course Grade Outline

    Quarter 1,2,3,4: 21 %

    Midterm: 6%

    Regents Exam: 10%  *if you miss the regents exam, with no Dr. note, it is a 0*

    Grading Procedure

    All students are expected to do all of their work on time. In order to properly reflect the grade for each student, their grade will be established through a weighted overall average using the following percentages:

    40% - Assessments: Tests, Writings, Projects 30% - Quizzes     20% - Classwork/Homework   10% - Participation and Effort

    *Note: Essays and major writing assignments will lose 5pt off for each day it turned in late.

    Economics Grading Policy & Procedures 

    Course Grade Outline

    Marking Period 1:  45%

    Marking Period 2:  45%

    Department Final: 10% 

    Grading Procedure

    All students are expected to do all of their work on time. In order to properly reflect the grade for each student, their grade will be established through a weighted overall average using the following percentages:

    40% -  Assessments: Tests, Projects, Writing    30% - Quizzes    20% - Classwork/Homework 10% - Participation and Effort

    ** Students who receive a combined average of a 90 for the two marking periods may be exempt from taking the final exam. 

     

    Behavior and Expectations for the classroom

    Class Expectations

    Respect will be given and received by every person in the classroom. Each student will be put in a position to be successful. There are a few general rules that must be followed in the classroom at all times.

    1. Be respectful to everyone and everything in the classroom.

    2. Be in your seat and prepared when the bell rings.

    3. Be engaged in class and complete classwork IN CLASS

    * When any of these rules are broken, consequences  (warning, contact home, referral.) will follow.*

     

    Cell Phone & Earbud/headphones Policy 

    CCSD’s Code of Conduct contains a cell phone policy of “off and away”. As the policy emphasizes, students' cell phones need to be off and away so that we are offering an optimal educational atmosphere for learning.

    Students will be asked to place their cell phones into a cell phone holder in the front of the room each day. They will have a numbered pouch assigned to them. Students who do not comply will have the following consequences:

     

    1st offense: warning & email home

    2nd offense: teacher phone call home and a teacher consequence

    3rd offense: referral

     

    Earbuds/headphones are to be taken off and out during instruction.