Aldine I.S.D. Teacher Handbook - Aldine Independent School District
Aldine I.S.D. Teacher Handbook - Aldine Independent School District
Aldine I.S.D. Teacher Handbook - Aldine Independent School District
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Curriculum guides are available from the Fire Prevention and Outreach section of the State Fire<br />
Marshal’s Office at P.O. Box 149221, Austin, Tx 78714-9221 or online at<br />
www.tdi.state.tx.us/fire/fmcurric.html.<br />
Fire Drill<br />
One fire drill must be conducted each month and a record of these drills kept.<br />
Reports<br />
<strong>School</strong>s are required to maintain the fire drill and fire prevention forms at the campuses and turn<br />
them in to the director of safe and secure schools at the end of the year.<br />
L. GRADING POLICY<br />
Policies described are minimum district policies. Individual buildings may have additional<br />
requirements.<br />
Grade Reporting<br />
Students will receive report cards at the end of each nine-week period. Report cards must be signed<br />
by the parent and returned. If a student receives a grade below "70" or an “N” or “U” in any class on<br />
the report card, the parents will be notified of the need for a conference with the teacher who issued<br />
the failing grade. All conferences must be documented by the teacher.<br />
1. At the end of the third week and sixth week of a grading period, the teachers will send progress<br />
reports home on every child. <strong>Teacher</strong>s will phone parents of those students who do not return<br />
their signed progress report. A teacher will phone parents of any child who begins to fail after<br />
progress reports are sent home at the third week and sixth week. If the parent cannot be<br />
contacted by phone after reasonable attempts, a letter must be sent informing the parent of the<br />
child's progress. An error in notification will not necessarily result in a grade change.<br />
2. The teacher will keep accurate grades. Grade book will be printed each nine weeks.<br />
3. The grade reporting periods are determined by the district. The grade reporting period ends at<br />
the end of the school day on the last day of the grading period excluding final grading period.<br />
Cycle grades will not be exported into the curriculum management system before the end of the<br />
grade reporting period. The last nine weeks grade reporting period will end before the last day<br />
of the nine weeks.<br />
Excluding the final grading period, report cards will go home at the end of the week following<br />
the end of the previous grading period.<br />
Grading System<br />
1. All grades below 70 are failing.<br />
2. The following grades will be reported.<br />
100 - 90 = A<br />
89 - 80 = B<br />
79 - 75 = C<br />
74 - 70 = D<br />
69 - 0 = F<br />
E = Excellent<br />
S = Satisfactory<br />
N = Needs Improvement<br />
U = Unsatisfactory<br />
3. Grades will be reported on a nine-week basis with a progress report at the end of the third week<br />
and sixth week of each nine weeks. If the progress report is not returned with parent signature,<br />
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