Orange Guide - Plymouth School District

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(NOTE: Students earning 3 college credits through LTC Youth Apprenticeship should also receive cum laude credit at the high school level.) Accelerated Biology (841): 1 year, Grades 9-10 Accelerated Chemistry (851): 1 year, Grades 10-12 Accelerated Physics (861): 1 year, Grades 11-12 Advanced Biology (884): 1 year, Grade 12 Advanced Chemistry (883): 1 year, Grades 11-12 Anatomy & Physiology (8730): 1 year, Grades 11-12 Biotechnical Engineering (448): 1 year, Grades 11-12 (for those that do well enough on final test to qualify for college credit through MSOE) Accelerated Geometry (731) Accelerated Algebra 2 (751) Accelerated Pre-Calculus (Lakeland College) (781) Accelerated Calculus and Analytic Geometry (St. Norbert) (791) Accelerated English 1 Accelerated English 2 Accelerated American Literature and Composition: 1 year, Grade 11 British Literature (CAPP): 1 semester; Grade 12 Advanced Composition: 1 year*, Grade 12 *This course is a full year course beginning in 2013-2014 3431. MUS 3 – Wind Ensemble: 1 year; Grade 11-12 362 V. MUS. – Advanced Vocal Music: 1 year; Grade 11-12 Spanish 3 Spanish 4 Spanish 5 German 3 German 4 Accounting 1 – LTC credit Accounting 2 – LTC credit Accounting 3 Computer Applications ** Any course not listed above that earns college credit or AP credit may be considered with prior approval by the principal. 20
FINAL EXAM POLICY It is our belief that all students should experience a culminating activity or semester exam. It is our belief that each department is capable of best determining the type, time, and assessment of the culminating activity based on differentiated student learning needs. It is the intent of this policy to provide educationally appropriate culminating learning experiences for students differentiated by student choices and ability POLICY DETAILS Each course will have a culminating activity or final exam near the end of each semester. Each course will maintain learning activities during finals week/days. Students are required to be in classes engaged in learning activities through the end of each semester including final exam days. Sophomores may earn Exam Exemptions for the second semester (policy included) by scoring Proficient or Advanced on the WKCE. There will be a special schedule with open campus for the final two days of each semester (included) to accommodate courses that require a traditional final experience and longer duration culminating experiences. However, all courses will maintain learning activities for all students during this schedule regardless of the activity. Any student may use an earned exemption (policy included) during the special schedule in courses deemed appropriate by the department and instructor. EXEMPTION POLICY DETAILS (SOPHOMORES ONLY) WKCE exemptions may be used for Sophomore level classes only. Exemptions will be earned 1 each for every WKCE section in which a student achieves a score of proficient or advanced. Students may be required to participate in local assessments in some courses for the purpose of overall school improvement and action research and will only positively impact student grades. EXEMPTION POLICY DETAILS (ALL STUDENTS) Students may earn one exemption to be used during a class period during the special exam schedule. Students may earn one exemption only. Teachers have the right to accept or disallow exemptions as educationally appropriate for the special finals schedule periods. 21
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Page 3 and 4: PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Attend
Page 5 and 6: Special Education Birenbaum, Shelly
Page 7 and 8: Parent/Teacher/Student Conferences.
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Page 11 and 12: ADVANCED PLACEMENT Plymouth High Sc
Page 13 and 14: YOUTH OPTIONS PROGRAM If students i
Page 15 and 16: HOMEROOMS All students enrolled in
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Page 23 and 24: 2. High School credit shall not be
Page 25 and 26: The PHS teachers will be available
Page 27 and 28: Copies of complete Board Policy per
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Page 31 and 32: 4. Conducting personal business tha
Page 33 and 34: 5. All detention time will be made
Page 35 and 36: Undergarments are designed to be wo
Page 37 and 38: paraphernalia at school or any scho
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Page 41 and 42: 2. Being involved in the purchase,
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Page 45 and 46: Behaviors which warrant prohibition
Page 47 and 48: Plymouth is a member of the Eastern
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Page 55 and 56: LOCKERS A student locker is provide
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Page 59 and 60: POSTERS Permission to display poste
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