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Parent involvement is one of the biggest factors in whether or not a student will be successful at Rio Norte. While we want to encourage autonomy at the jr. high level, we find that students are generally not fully ready for their parents to take a "hands off" approach. Our motto is, "Trust, but verify."
Parent involvement is one of the biggest factors in whether or not a student will be successful at Rio Norte. While we want to encourage autonomy at the jr. high level, we find that students are generally not fully ready for their parents to take a "hands off" approach. Our motto is, "Trust, but verify."
ALL student progress is accessed through the portal. Report cards and progress reports are NOT mailed home.
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Free Tutoring
Free Tutoring
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Jr. High School Matriculation Requirements
Jr. High School Matriculation Requirements
To be eligible for 8th grade promotion requirements and the end of the year activities, a minimum of 107.5 credits are required.
Students earn 2.5 credits per class that is passed with a D- or higher. Students have the opportunity of earning a total of 60 credits in 7th grade and 60 credits in 8th grade. Students who earn an F in a class receive 0 credit.
Credit Status Reports will be mailed home quarters 1 and 3 for students who become credit deficient.
Intervention
Intervention
Our intervention model is built within the school day. We currently offer a Math 7 and Math 8 Parallel Math class that is designed to support the regular Math curriculum and class. Students are chosen by academic performance and teacher recommendation.
After School Intervention may be available in Fall 2020. More information will be available at a later date.
Study Skills
Study Skills
Work Completion:
Attend school regularly.
Use binder reminder daily.
Complete homework the night it is assigned.
Seek help from teachers…..they are not scary!!
Keep completed homework in one area of the binder or use a separate homework folder.
Organization:
Use binder reminder daily.
Clean out and organize backpack and binders weekly.
Bring all materials to class daily (avoid “A” and “B” day binders).
Keep completed homework in one area of the binder or use a separate homework folder.
Create and follow an after school schedule.
Communication:
Check Infinite Campus often.
Check teachers’ websites.
Email teachers directly for concerns or questions.
Organization and Planning
Studying For Exams
Test Anxiety
Focus and Concentration
Learning Styles
Learning Styles
We all learn by seeing, doing and listening, but some of us favor one particular style. Which is your preferred style?
Copy of Learning Style Tips.pdfLearning Style Tips
Learning Style Tips
What is your preferred style?
What is your preferred style?
*There are many FREE online assessments that help you determine how you learn best. This one is just to get you started.
Summer School
Summer School
The William S. Hart School District partners with Opportunities for Learning (OFL) to provide summer school for students who wish to earn recovery credits and/or enrichment opportunities.
For more information: William S. Hart Summer School
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