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NCSSM COURSE CAtAlOG - North Carolina School of Science and ...

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Grade reports are issued to students <strong>and</strong> parents at the end <strong>of</strong> each trimester.<br />

The following letter evaluation system is used <strong>and</strong> interpreted on school<br />

documents:<br />

A Outst<strong>and</strong>ing achievement<br />

B Superior, meets all course requirements<br />

C Acceptable, minimally meets course requirements<br />

D Unsatisfactory, no <strong>NCSSM</strong> credit<br />

I Incomplete<br />

S Satisfactory<br />

U Unsatisfactory<br />

Progress reports are made part way through each term to give students <strong>and</strong><br />

parents a performance assessment before term grades are reported.<br />

Unless otherwise noted, trimester courses earn one unit <strong>of</strong> credit; two-trimester<br />

courses earn two units <strong>of</strong> credit; <strong>and</strong> year courses three units <strong>of</strong> credit. Some<br />

interdisciplinary courses earn double credit each trimester. Partial credit is not<br />

granted, except as described in The <strong>NCSSM</strong> H<strong>and</strong>book, for students who<br />

withdraw from <strong>NCSSM</strong> prior to the end <strong>of</strong> the academic year. Additional<br />

information on registration procedures, including guidelines for modifying a<br />

course schedule after the beginning <strong>of</strong> the academic year, is published in The<br />

<strong>NCSSM</strong> H<strong>and</strong>book.<br />

Meeting pattern information is listed with each course, below any prerequisites.<br />

The meeting pattern for each course describes how the course meets during the<br />

day schedule, using 50 minute class periods <strong>and</strong>/or one 90 minute combined<br />

class <strong>and</strong> lab period. For example:<br />

Meeting pattern: 4 periods per week<br />

or<br />

Meeting pattern: 4 periods per week including lab<br />

When a course meets outside <strong>of</strong> the regular day schedule, it meets on a<br />

different pattern but for approximately the same number <strong>of</strong> hours as in the day<br />

schedule. Other exceptions are approved by the Vice Chancellor for Academic<br />

Programs.<br />

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