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WELCOME TO THE MARINE / ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE PROGRAM AT WASHINGTON! We have four primary objectives in this program: 1. introduce the student to the world of science and how it works 2. introduce the student to the environment of NW FL 3. prepare the student to be successful in college level science courses 4. prepare the student to pass any exit exams they may need to graduate Reasearch shows that todays student is a multi-task individual who has a hard time focusing on one concept for long periods (sign of the times :-) With this in mind we have deisgned the program to give them multiple activities during the week. We know they are very good with modenr technology and we encourage them to use these - but in a proper way. Work in these courses are scored on 0-4 scale using the following rubric: 4 = EXCELLENT... the work is truly excellent, no mistakes, nothing is left out, shows mastery and understanding of the concepts in the unit 3 = VERY GOOD...the work is very good, there may be some mistakes, somethings may have been left out but overall the student understands the concept of the unit 2 = ADEQUATE... the work is adequate, there may be many mistakes, many things may have been left out, complete understanding of the concept is not shown BUT there is evidence of some learning 1 = INADEQUATE... the work is inadequate, the student did the assignment but it demonstartes very little (if any) understanding of the concepts being taught 0 = NO ATTEMPT... the student did not attempt the assignment A = mean score between 4.0 - 3.5 B = mean score between 3.4 - 3.0 C = mean score between 2.9 - 2.2 D = mean score between 2.1 - 1.5 QUARTER GRADES 50% tests 50% lab reports GOOD LUCK! EXTRA CREDIT / SERVICE HOURS CAN BE EARNED WITH WORK DAYS AT THE ROY HYATT ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER - see calendar for dates

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