Marking periods /
Honor Roll / Late & Missed Work/ FINAL GRADES

MARKING PERIODS

FIRST MARKING PERIOD
September 16 - November 13, 2020

SECOND MARKING PERIOD
November 16, 2020 - January 29, 2021

THIRD MARKING PERIOD
February 1 - April 9, 2021

FOURTH MARKING PERIOD
April 12 - June 26, 2021

Late & Missed Work

It is the responsibility of every student to complete work in a timely manner.
 
ABSENCES
In the event that a student is absent, the student will have two days, for each day the student missed, to make up the missed work.

WORK NOT COMPLETED ON TIME/MISSING WORK
Homework assignments given to review the day’s work or to prepare students for the next day’s lesson may not be made up.* These could include, but are not limited to math problems, questions based on the reading or vocabulary assignments. 
 
*At the end of each marking period, the lowest homework assignment grade (only 1) will be dropped. Notes from parents will not waive this policy.
 
When a long-term assignment is turned in late, points equivalent to one-third (1/3) of a grade (i.e.,from A to A- or from a B+ to B) will be reduced for each day the assignment is not turned in. After five days, the assignment will not be accepted.

Honor Roll

Students receive recognition for academic achievement according to the following criteria:
  • High Honors: average grade of all classes is 95 and above, and no N's, U's or NX's.
  • Honors: average grade of all classes is 90 to 94.9, no N's, U's or NX's.
Students who earn High Honors for all four marking periods will receive a medal during the final Awards Assembly. Students who earn Honors for the entire year will receive a certificate at the final Awards Assembly.

FINAL GRADES FOR THE YEAR

If a student had an NX grade, teachers reached out to parents and students to develop a plan to complete the necessary work before the end of the year. Students who did not fulfill the course requirements may be mandated to attend the Summer Rising Program.

Final report cards and Regents Exam grades are now available via your NYC Student Account. 

If there are errors, you can inform the teachers and get those corrected before the teachers leave for the summer.

For Regents Exam grades, it is imperative that you e-mail the teachers immediately if you have questions about the grades. This should not wait until September.