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Mrs. McFarland

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions 
of students and parents.
  1. What is Mrs. McFarland's schedule?
  2. How can Mrs. McFarland be reached at school?
  3. When is Mrs. McFarland available for extra help?
  4. What is the attendance policy?
  5. What is the homework policy?
  6. What are the guidelines for make-up work?
  7. How will I be graded?



What is Mrs. McFarland's schedule?

Per. 1 PREP
Per. 2 American Perspectives
HR in B-18
Per. 3 American Perspectives
Per. 4 LUNCH
Per. 5 Study Hall
Per. 6 Women's Lit
Per. 7 American Perspectives
Per. 8 AP Lang and Comp

All classes meet in room B-18, unless otherwise specified.
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How can Mrs. McFarland be reached at school?

Via Twitter@mcfarlaneng
Via e-mail: mcfarlan@trumbullps.org
Via phone: 203-452-4513 (B-house office)
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When is Mrs. McFarland available for extra help?

Mondays and Wednesdays after school and by appointment

You are encouraged to be proactive in seeking extra help as
needed. Do not
wait until you are frustrated.
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What is the attendance policy?

You are expected to be in class regularly. Refer to the school 
attendance
policy. Your parents and house principal will be notified if you
cut class
and/or if tardiness becomes chronic.
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What is the homework policy?

All homework is due as assigned. Homework assignments will not be 
accepted
late, except under special circumstances.
Homework assignments
will be posted on the board in the room, on this website/Twitter
and/or
communicated to you verbally.IT IS ALWAYS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO
KNOW WHAT THE HOMEWORK IS. Being absent is NOT
an excuse for not knowing what the HW is.
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What are the guidelines for make-up work?

All make-up work should be completed within FIVE school days, 
except under
special circumstances. Work that is not made up in a timely
fashion may
become a '0'. Make-up work is YOUR responsibility.
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How will I be graded?

Your course grade will include (but is not limited to): homework, 
class
participation, quizzes, assessments, essays, in-class
writing/activities,
oral assessments. In short, everything you do for class will
count.
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