Attendance/Grading
📝 Grading Policy for Remote Learners
Grading practices and guidelines will align with the outcomes of the course and the state’s learning standards.
Students will be graded on their answer to the attendance question 2 times per week (10% of grade).
Students will be graded based on the questions they complete online correctly (90% of grade).
Students will be able to see what the assignment's point value is worth on Google Classroom.
Late work will be accepted but for a lower grade.
🙋🏻♀️ Attendance Policy
Daily attendance will be taken in eSchoolData, our student management system, based on the required daily scheduled student contact and engagement.
Asynchronous attendance will be taken through a virtual attendance question that is posted in Google Classroom on Tuesday and Thursday of each week.
Students will be marked present if they respond to the daily attendance question by 11:59 pm on that day.
Contact with your parent/guardian may be made to determine the reason(s) for absence and needs or barriers you may have to participate in required lessons.
💡Virtual Classroom Meeting Norms
Our meeting room is our space so we keep the link private.
All comments made in the chat should be positive and productive.
Use appropriate language at all times.
Be sure to follow the dress code when we are meeting virtually.
We never take a picture or record anyone without permission.
Video is optional: (you may leave your screen off).
When someone is speaking please give them your full attention.
We mute ourselves when not speaking so no one hears background noise.
The teacher will be the last person to leave the Meet. Students should never attend a Meet without a teacher present.
💻 Course Communication
Daily Agenda - Posted on the web site which will be linked to our Google Classroom
Email/Personal Messages are always welcome. Reach out when you need anything. My Address is: kevinhart@hpcsd.org
When writing a message, please follow the expectations below:
Include your name, the class name, subject of the message (e.g., Heather Smith--PE11- attendance issue)
Be specific about what you need in your message.
Note: It may take up to 24 hours to receive a reply during the week and 48 hours on the weekend, so do not wait until the last minute to send a message if you need help.