Ms. Streutker

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. Homework
2. Late work
3. Extra Help
4. Progress Reports
5. How to contact me
6. Absences
7. Entry Tasks

Homework

There will be homework assigned each night.  If a student has 
an excused absence they will be given the number of days they 
were excused to make up the work.  For example: if they missed 
three school days they will have three school days to make up 
the work.  If the absence is unexcused they will not be able to 
make up the work. This is the school's policy and I am required 
to follow it. 

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Late work

I will accept late work up to one week past the due date although 
the score will be reduced by ten percent each day. If a student is
having difficulty with an assignment they may come in for help before
or after school.  If they have not completed the assignment within
a week of the due date it is considered to be too late for credit.

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Extra Help

I am available to help students from 8:00 - 8:30 before school 
and from 3:00 - 3:30 after school. 

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Progress Reports

I send home Student Progress Reports every Monday. If the
student returns a progress report that has been signed by 
a parent or guardian they will received extra credit points.

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How to contact me

There are three ways to contact me.
1. Stop by the classroom from 8:00-8:30am or 3:00-3:30pm
2. Call me at 645-4046 (if I have a class at the moment I 
   may need to call you back. 
3. Email me either through this site or at 
   vstreutker@cfsd.wednet.edu   
   I usually do not check my email in the evenings, however I 
   will respond to your questions the next day.

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Absences

When a student is absent they will have the number of days they 
will have the number of days they were gone to make up the work 
for full credit.  The decrease in credit for late work will begin 
after they have had the designated number of make-up days. It is 
student's responsibility to get the assignments they miss from the
board in the classroom.  Assignments are left on the board for one
week.

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Entry Tasks

An Entry Task is given at the beginning of each class session.  
The students are given five minutes to complete a review question
from the previous day.  The scoring is out of five points.  The 
student will receive three points for writing out the problem, four
points if they try the problems and have an incorrect answer, and 
five points if their answer is correct.  If a student is tardy or 
not in class for discipline reasons they will receive a zero.

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