• Expectations for Students Participating Virtually

    1. Be prompt!  If you are attending a Zoom session to receive help, log in at the beginning of the Zoom session. If no one shows up for 15 minutes, I will end the session.
    2. Be prepared!  When watching video lessons, you should be completing the example problems in a Math notes/notebook/journal.
    3. Be polite!  When participating in a Zoom session, be respectful of other students participating.  Improper behavior during a Zoom session will result in removal from the Zoom session.
    4. Limit distractions.  While participating remotely, find a place you can focus on the task at hand.
    5. Show your work!  Instructions to turn in work will always be included in Google Classroom assignment(s). With remote assignments, you will need to upload or attach a picture or scanned copy of your handwritten work. 

     

    Expectations for Students Participating In-Person

    1. Be prompt!  Student must be in the classroom when the bell rings, they will be considered tardy.
    2. Be prepared!  Students will need their journal, a pencil and paper every day for notes they may want to take. Each student must have a device to work in class; Laptop, tablet, or phone.
    3. Be polite!  Disrespectful behavior will not be tolerated in this classroom.
    4. Students may not eat in the classroom.  If food is brought into this class, students will be instructed to throw it away.
    5. Phones should be off and out of sight unless otherwise instructed. 

     

    Grading Policies:

    Grading Policy for Algebra 2: Grades will be determined on a percentage based system in which each category will be worth a certain percentage towards your nine weeks grade. Progress reports will be sent each 3 weeks and report cards will be available 5-6 days after the none-week grading period ends. The following list shows each category and its weight toward your grade.

    • Quizzes/Projects – 20%
    • Daily work – 40%
    • Exams – 40%

     

    Grading Policy for Pre-AP Precalculus:  Grades will be determined on a percentage based system in which each category will be worth a certain percentage towards your nine weeks grade. Progress reports will be sent each 3 weeks and report cards will be available 5-6 days after the none-week grading period ends. The following list shows each category and its weight toward your grade.

    • 50% - Exams
    • 20% - Daily work
    • 30% - Quizzes/Projects

    **School Policy: No late work will be taken in an AP or Pre-AP courses.