Civics
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Before School: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 7:45-8:25
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Earth Civics Grading Practices
Students and Parent(s)/Guardian(s) should use PowerSchool to keep track of a student's progress in class.
Please remember that as the term continues more assignments will balance out a student's grade
If marked "L" or "Late" with a red-circle an assignment was submitted after the due date.
If marked "A" or "Absent" with a green-circle student was not present when checked.
Missing or incomplete work is accepted up to one month after the initial due date.
All graded assignments that are not submitted are scored as "M" or "Missing" with a 50% until completed.
Students and Parent(s)/Guardian(s) should use PowerSchool to keep track of a student's progress in class.
Please remember that as the term continues more assignments will balance out a student's grade
If marked "L" or "Late" with a red-circle an assignment was submitted after the due date.
If marked "A" or "Absent" with a green-circle student was not present when checked.
Missing or incomplete work is accepted up to one month after the initial due date.
All graded assignments that are not submitted are scored as "M" or "Missing" with a 50% until completed.
Communication
Communication
My preference is for students to communicate their questions or concerns through email or in person. Google Classroom comments also work, but can sometimes get lost! Please follow up if I miss an email or comment.
Device Expectations
Device Expectations
In the classroom, devices are only to be used at permitted times. Students are expected to only use the device for the present activity. I regularly utilize the LightSpeed program provided by APS to assist in keeping students on task.
Meet the Teacher
Meet the Teacher
Mary Kate Mezzetti
Mary Kate Mezzetti
This will be my fifth year teaching Civics at Ottoson Middle School. I developed my own love of civics and American Politics while attending college at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. While I was in college, I had a front row seat to both the good and the bad of our government. I knew after graduating that I wanted to continue a career related to our country's government.
When I'm not here teaching school, you can find me sailing small boats around New England, walking my dog, or trying a new restaurant around town. I'm looking forward to another exciting year of civics!
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