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    Grading Policy Fourth Grade 2016-17

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    1. Students have one week to redo assignments below 70% to earn up to a 70%, except for tests which cannot be redone. 2. Homework is not graded but is expected to be completed to prepare for class. 3. Assignments turned in past the due date will lose 5 points per day late, up to becoming a zero after 3 weeks. Students can use a pass to turn in work one day late without penalty.

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    1. Students have one week to redo assignments below 70% to earn up to a 70%, except for tests which cannot be redone. 2. Homework is not graded but is expected to be completed to prepare for class. 3. Assignments turned in past the due date will lose 5 points per day late, up to becoming a zero after 3 weeks. Students can use a pass to turn in work one day late without penalty.

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    1. Students have one week to redo assignments below 70% to earn up to a 70%, except for tests which cannot be redone. 2. Homework is not graded but is expected to be completed to prepare for class. 3. Assignments turned in past the due date will lose 5 points per day late, up to becoming a zero after 3 weeks. Students can use a pass to turn in work one day late without penalty.

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    Grading Policy for Fourth Grade

    1. Students will be given one chance to redo assignments below a 70% (DOES NOT INCLUDE
    TESTS). If corrected, the highest grade given will be a 70% regardless of the corrected score.
    Students will be given one week from the date the graded paper is returned (due date will be
    stamped on the paper) to correct the assignment and return it to their teacher.

    2. Correcting or retaking tests is not permitted.


    3. Homework is not taken for a grade, but students are expected to complete assigned homework
    in order to be prepared for class.

    4. Students who turn in assignments past the due date will have 5 points deducted from their score
    each day. Students will attend Study Hall and be given one day to turn in the missing
    assignment or use an Elephant Pass to turn in the assignment one day late without a grading
    penalty. After three weeks the grade becomes a zero and will not be raised.
    5. Teachers will make a concerted effort to get any missing assignments from students. In other
    words, the teacher will keep the student in from recess until missing assignments are completed.
    Parents will be contacted as deemed necessary.
    6. The teacher(s) will re-teach and provide needed intervention strategies during the scheduled
    Champ Time (personalized learning time).
    7. If a student is failing any subject, the parent(s) will be notified and the teacher will schedule a
    conference and tutoring (per GCISD policy).
    ____________________________________
    Parent Signature 9/1/16

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    Scholars Name

    Grading Policy for Fourth Grade

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