All school policies will be enforced in accordance with the Midway Student Handbook.

            * Students should not be talking when Instructor is speaking.     

* Understand that any misbehavior that stops your Instructor from teaching or you and your classmates from learning is unacceptable and will not be tolerated. 

*Students should be in their assigned seats when the tardy bell rings and should remain seated until they are dismissed once the bell rings. 

            *Students must show work to receive a grade.

            * Students must bring, binder and supplies daily. 

            *Students must be respectful to Instructor, fellow students and guests. 

Supplies

• One and one-half inch or two inch binder with a zipper bag
• Spiral (used for taking daily notes)
• Pencils or mechanical pencils
• Red pen
• Notebook paper
• Straight edge (small ruler is fine)
• Graphing calculator – I would recommend the TI 84 Plus Graphing Calculator.  Purchasing a TI 84 Plus is totally option,

            but you must have at the very least a SCIENTIFIC calculator for homework. 

Box of Kleenex OR roll of Paper Towels

1 pack of AAA batteries

 

Homework/Testing/Grading

• Homework is graded in class.
• Late homework assignments will not be accepted.  Your lowest daily grade will be dropped.
• Test grades count 50%.  Daily grades count 40%.  TAKS prep is 10%.
• Tests are given three or four times per six weeks.
• Parents will be notified at the end of the third week of each six weeks if the student’s grade is borderline passing (74) or below.

 

Make-up Work

• When you are absent, you are required to complete the work that you missed. 

It is your responsibility to copy the assignments you missed from the

Assignment Calendar.

• Complete your make-up work within the time allowed by the Student Handbook.
• If you are absent on the day of a pre-announced test, you will take the test on the day you return.
• School Activity absence – Ask for your assignment before you miss class.

 

Cheating Policy

• It is considered cheating if a student copies another student’s work.
• Any use of unauthorized aides during a quiz or a test is cheating.
• A student is cheating if he makes his work available to another student.
• Talking during a test or quiz (even if your test has been turned in) is considered cheating.

 

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