Placement in the 1A programs is reserved for students who consistently meet the district’s highest academic benchmarks. To remain in the program, students are expected to maintain strong academic performance and demonstrate perseverance, resilience, and a growth mindset when engaging with rigorous traditional and non-traditional assessments.
Students who experience difficulty meeting the expectations of the 1A program will be reviewed on an individual basis and provided with appropriate supports. However, if a student is unable to consistently meet the academic and performance expectations of the coursework, program placement may be reconsidered.
Below are the expectations set forth for all students enrolled in the 1A Program:
All assignments should be submitted by designated due dates (extenuating circumstances will allow additional time as delineated by Board Policy).
Students should consistently demonstrate the following:
Self-motivated, reflective and displays perseverance
Accepts responsibility and respects the ideas and work of others
Articulates ideas clearly, participates and self advocates
Demonstrates abstract, critical and innovative thinking
Demonstrates preparedness, time management, organizational skills and consistently meets deadlines
Upholds academic integrity and honesty
Students will receive a 1A status warning notice when:
A mid-marking period grade is below an 80.
An academic integrity/disciplinary concern arises
Students will be disenrolled from the 1A Program if the following occurs:
At the end of the school year, the student has below an overall final grade of an 80 for the course.
NOTE: Students enrolled in 1A Humanities must maintain all the expectations outlined above in both English and Social Studies to remain in the program. A student who falls below an 80 in either course will exit the entire Humanities 1A program and return to the standard-level English and Social Studies courses, regardless of their grade in the other course.
NOTE: Students enrolled in 1A STEM must maintain all the expectations outlined above in both Math and Science to remain in the program. A student who falls below an 80 in either course will exit the entire STEM 1A program and return to the standard-level Math and Science courses, regardless of their grade in the other course.