Student - Parent Handbook
Classes -
Dropping/Scheduling
Classes are scheduled by the high school principal, the student, and his
parents at the time of enrollment or prior to the beginning of the new school
term. With administration and parental approval, students may drop classes
without loss of credit up to the end of the first three weeks of school.
No drops are permitted after the first three weeks unless approved by the
administration. Courses may be added only with the permission of the
principal and the teacher involved. Classification-Promotion
Students in grades 9-12 are classified according to the number of
credits earned:
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9th
(0-4) |
10th
(5-9) |
11th
(10-14) |
12th
(15+) |
Promotion/Retention Policy:
*Grades 1-8:
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Three "Ds" - promotion on probation -
summer school |
|
"D" in English, reading, math - summer
school |
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Three or more "Fs" in major subjects - no
promotion |
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Two "Fs" - promoted if one is passed in
summer school |
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"F" in English, and/or math - summer school |
*Grades 9-12:
Students will be assigned to homerooms according to credits earned and
respective grade levels. If either semester of English is failed, the
student will have to make it up during the summer. Those who receive an
"F" in other major subjects may be required to satisfactorily
complete that subject in summer school at the place of their choice. If
summer school is not completed at HPBA, the transcript of summer credit
should be sent to HPBA for acceptance and recording.
Closed
Campus
No student may leave the campus for any reason without first receiving
special permission and then signing out at the school office. Violations
of this rule will result in discipline and possible suspension of driving
privileges if a vehicle is involved.
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