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HUNTERDON CENTRAL REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

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Grade 12: 17 individual students received home instruction (1 student was served 2 times) creating 18 episodes<br />

of home instruction<br />

3 students were in hospital or rehab settings<br />

4 students had CST-initiated home instruction<br />

3 students had Administrative suspension<br />

7 students had other<br />

TOTAL STUDENTS SERVED: 47; 50 EPISODES OF HOME INSTRUCTION. This is a 12%increase in the<br />

number of students served from school year 2009-2010.<br />

Summer Home Instruction: June – August 2010<br />

Seven students received instruction during the summer of 2010 in order to complete their 2009-2010 course<br />

work.<br />

9 th grade: 1<br />

10 th grade: 2<br />

11 th grade: 3<br />

12 th grade: 1<br />

To accomplish instruction for these seven students, we employed 11 teachers to instruct in 18 courses. This is<br />

the same number of students served during the summer in 2009.<br />

Scheduling:<br />

The master schedule was once again copied and modified from last year satisfying staffing and room needs. The<br />

schedule was completed and available for the counselors to begin work on May 25th. Eighty-one percent of the<br />

students were successfully scheduled.<br />

Grading Scale:<br />

Beginning in September 2010, Hunterdon Central instituted a new grading scale. Citing the need to ensure that<br />

HCRHS students remain competitive, especially in the area of college and scholarship applications, the HCRHS<br />

School Board adopted a modified 10-point grading scale. This decision was made after a comprehensive public<br />

input process that included a committee recommendation, discussion forums and surveys of parents, staff and<br />

college admissions officers.<br />

This new system is a modified 10-point grading scale that includes plus and minus values, and increases the<br />

grade point weight for Honors (HNS) courses and Advanced Placement (AP) courses. The new grading scale<br />

went into effect beginning in September 2010 and is not retroactive. Student records for all academic years<br />

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