Attendance is the bare minimum and will not keep a student on-pace.
To complete courses on time students should aim to complete ~8-9 assignments per day. (Elementary: aim to complete ~4-5)
Grades 6-12: Students must complete 25 assignments per week for attendance (~5 assignments per day).
Grades K-5: Students must complete 15 assignments/week (3 assignments per day).
Attendance is collected on a weekly basis, not daily. Students can complete work Monday through Sunday at 11:30pm. The attendance report will be collected the following Monday. Since students are able to complete work on the weekends, the first absence will always be Monday, the second absence will be Tuesday, the third absence will be Wednesday, and so on.
HYBRID STUDENTS: Your attendance is based on the number of courses you are taking.
1 course=5 assignments/week
2 courses=10 assignments/week
3 courses=15 assignments/week
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Option 1: Keystone Proficiency - Scoring Proficient or Advanced on all three Keystone Exams (Algebra 1, Biology, English 10)
Option 2: Keystone Composite - Scoring at least Basic on two exams, Proficient on one exam and a combine score of 4452 on all Keystone Exams
Option 3: Passing all three locally established Keystone Requirement Courses (Algebra 1B, Biology B, English 10B) and ONE of the following:
3A: CTE Concentrator - Successful competion of CTC courses Junior/Senior Year or other measures established by CTC
3B: Alternative Assessment - Passing an alternative assessment/Acceptance letter from a 4-year post-secondary institution
3C: Evidence-Based Pathway - collect three (3) pieces of evidence, with at least one from section 1
-Industry-Based Credential
-College-Level Course
-Acceptance into post-secondary school
-Proficient or Advance on any Keystone Exam
-Service-Learning Project
-Full-Time Employment or Military Enlistment
-Internship/Cooperative Education
-NCAA D2 Requirements (2.0 GPA)