Reluctant Zeroes:
Students are expected to take ownership of their own learning. If they fail to complete a daily task or assignment, they must talk to their teacher about catching up on the assignment.
If students do not take the opportunity to complete the assignment, they may receive a zero.
Parameters:
- A reluctant zero policy will apply to daily tasks and assignments. Major projects and evaluations are expected to be completed by all students in a timely manner. Parent and grade advisor communication will be utilized for students who do not complete major evaluative tasks that greatly affect their marks.
- Students can access their marks through Powerschool or printouts from their teacher to keep track of their incomplete assignments.
- Students may only work to complete tasks in the current reporting period. Once report cards are issued, marks are locked and zeros will be reluctantly awarded.
- Teachers will consider the reasons for absences before awarding a zero. Excused absences may be considered as a reason to take in work beyond a scheduled due date.
- If a teacher feels that a student is overusing the reluctant zero policy, he/she will contact a parent to discuss work ethic and homework habits of the student.
- If a teacher determines that a student is abusing the policy, the privilege can be rescinded by the teacher.
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