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References: Salon Fundamentals- by Pivot Point Color Me Beautiful - by Carole Jackson Scientific Education Systems - by Redken The Van Dean Manual - by Milady Periodicals: “American Salon”, and “The Modern Salon” Testing and Grading: Written tests are given throughout classroom study. Subject matter for written tests is theory and state law. An average grade of 80% represents minimum satisfactory progress. Practical grades are determined from practical project sheets completed by the students. Each completed project must be approved and initialed by an instructor. The projects may be performed on a clinic patron, another student, or a mannequin. A comprehensive final examination is given prior to graduation and prior to taking the state board examination. The grading scale is based on the following numerical system: A = 100% C = 89.87-86.85% B+ = 99.99-96.95% D+ = 86.84-83.10% B = 96.94-93.91% D = 83.00-80.00% C+ = 93.90-89.88% F = 79% or below Students failing to maintain minimum grades and/or failing tests on a regular basis will be required to counsel with school officials. The counseling session will determine whether the student will be allowed to continue under probationary conditions or terminated. Probationary periods are allowed and the length of time is determined by the school officials and is based on each student’s circumstances. If allowed to re-enter school, it will be on a probationary status. Permanent records are kept on file regarding the progress of a student’s work on the clinic floor. Grades are furnished to the student so he/she can stay informed as to his/her progress. LEVELS ON INSTRUCTION - COMPLETE COURSE Level 1 - Basic Cosmetology Education - 280 Clock Hours The student will obtain the ability to perform several prerequisites necessary for their cosmetology education in Level 1 - Basic until he/she has: 1. Completed 9 _ weeks in Level 1 and accumulated a total of 280 clock hours; 2. Completed all practical projects and received an average minimum grade of 80%; 3. Taken all required written tests and received a minimum grade of 80%; 4. Taken and passed a basic final in both practical skills and written theory knowledge; 5. Been recommended by the instructor to move into Level II Cosmetology Education. Upon graduation from Level I, the student will receive the student kit. 22
Level II - Cosmetology Education - 640 Clock Hours The student will continue their cosmetology education in Level II until he/she has: 1. Completed approximately 21 weeks in Level II and accumulated a total of 920 clock hours in attendance; 2. Received an average minimum grade of 80% on all required written tests; 3. Received an average minimum grade of 80% on all required practical skill tests; 4. Demonstrated practical skill capabilities to perform more advanced services on clinic clients; 5. Been recommended by the instructor to move into Level III Cosmetology Education. Level III - Cosmetology Education - 580 Clock Hours Student will continue their cosmetology education in Level III until graduation. The minimum clock hours for graduation are 1,500. In addition to the 1,500 clock hours of instruction required for graduation the student will have: 1. All required written tests in each level of instruction; 2. Completed all required practical skills projects; 3. Received an average minimum grade of 80% on all required written tests; 4. Received an average minimum grade of 80% on all practical skills tests; 5. All tests recorded on the student progress reports. SATISFACTORY PROGRESS STANDARDS – COSMETOLOGY TESTING AND GRADING Written tests are given students throughout their training. Subject matter for written tests will be in cosmetology theory and state law. An average grade of 80% represents minimum satisfactory progress. Practical grades are determined from the Student’s Practical Project Sheet. Each completed project must be approved and signed by an instructor. The projects may be performed on a clinic client, another student, or a mannequin. A comprehensive final examination is given prior to taking the State Board examination. An average grade of 80% represents minimum satisfactory progress on practical projects. Satisfactory Progress Evaluations will be administered at 450 clock hours, 900 clock hours, and 1350 clock hours. Students will receive a computer printout progress report, with an instructor evaluating student progress, quarterly during the fiscal year during the months of January, April, July, and October. 23
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