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Below you will find a list of frequently asked questions.  This list will 
be updated as needed.

1. When is extra help available?
2. How do I know how my child is doing?
3. My child says he/she doesn't have any homework. Is this true?
4. How do I know if my child has completed his/her homework?
5. Are students able to correct assignments for a better grade?

When is extra help available?

Students frequently have time at the end of each class to begin 
that night's homework and to ask questions.  After school help is 
also available.

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How do I know how my child is doing?

Every five weeks we send home a progress report of some type - 
whether it is a five-week report or a quarter report card.  These 
reports are our primary method of communicating with parents.  
You can also call or email your child's teachers at any time to 
receive an update.

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My child says he/she doesn't have any homework. Is this true?

Check out the homework section on this website to check the daily 
assignments.

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How do I know if my child has completed his/her homework?

If your child frequently says his/her homework is completed, but 
the progress report indicates otherwise, then you may want to 
require that your child uses his/her agenda.  Every student 
receives an agenda at the beginning of the year and the homework 
assignments are listed in every classroom.  You can require your 
child to write their assignments in their agenda each day and 
bring home all the work - completed or not.  Then you can check 
the completed assignments against the agenda.  If completing 
homework is a more persistent problem for your child, you may 
want to institute a reward system.  For example, your child can 
play the computer for a half hour after all their homework has 
been completed and checked off by you.

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Are students able to correct assignments for a better grade?

Yes, almost all English assignments with a grade below 100% may 
be corrected and turned in to be regraded.  The highest grade 
given on corrections is a 99%.  Tests may be retaken, but first a 
student must work with me to correct the original test.    

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