Summer school flyer 2012-13
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Current 8th graders may enroll in a mandatory Success 101 class at the high school. Current 6th and 7th graders who earned two quarter Fs or three quarter Fs in core subjects will be eligible for intervention activities in the fall like learning labs, math labs, and homework recovery programs. Sperreng will also have required attendance makeup sessions in June for students who did not meet the 95% attendance requirement to advance to the next grade.
Summer school flyer 2012-13
- 1. SUMMER SCHOOL Sperreng Middle School—2013 1. There is NO formalized summer school for the 2012-2013 school year, EXCEPT: Current 8th graders going to the high school may be en- rolled in mandatory Success 101 taken at the high school. Current 6th and 7th grade students who meet the require- ments for summer school listed in the 2012-2013 Student Handbook (Page 23) “Students who will be required to at- tend summer school for promotion include those that earn two quarter Fs in any core content area and have a cumula- tive GPA below 1.5 OR those that earn three quarter Fs in any core content area (Communication Arts, Science, Math, Social Studies)” will be eligible for and placement in Inter- vention Activities for fall 2013. These Intervention Activi- ties may include but are not limited to the following: A. Parent Conference with team at beginning of school year B. Learning Lab C. Math Lab D. Reading Class E. Homework Recovery (after school program) F. Power Lunches (lunch spent with a teacher doing remedial academic activities) G. Grade contract/probation-may narrow the opportunities for participation in electives, exploratory, clubs and other activities until grades are restored. 2. Sperreng will have required attendance makeup for stu- dents who did not meet the 2012-2013 Board of Education 95% attendance requirement to move to the next grade level. This will be done during the month of June 2013. It is vitally important that middle school students accept responsibility for and become engaged in their learning! At the high school level students do not receive credit for a class they fail and 24 credits are necessary for gradua- tion at Lindbergh High School. Good academic habits for success that began in elementary school need to continue through middle school and into high school! If you have a question concerning any of the above, please contact Revised: 5/14/13