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GRADING
SCALE |
| A+ |
100 |
| A |
94-99 |
| A- |
92-93 |
| B+ |
90-91 |
| B |
85-89 |
| B- |
83-84 |
| C+ |
81-82 |
| C |
76-80 |
| C- |
74-75 |
| D+ |
72-73 |
| D |
67-71 |
| D- |
65-67 |
| F |
0-64 |
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Daily
Schedule |
| 8:40 - 9:41 |
1st Period |
| 9:44 - 10:34 |
2nd Period |
| 10:37 - 11:27 |
3rd Period |
| 11:30 - 12:20 |
4th Period |
| 12:23 - 12:53 |
Lunch |
| 12:56 - 1:46 |
6th Period |
| 1:49 - 2:39 |
7th Period |
| 2:42 - 3:25 |
Tribe Time |
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STUDY
TABLES |
| Students earn a
study table when they do not have their homework completed when it
is due. Study tables are served during the student's
lunch. Instead of being able to socialize with their friends
during lunch, when a student earns a study table they are required
to report to the study table area of the cafeteria and work on the
homework that was not completed. Study tables are
monitored by the sixth grade teachers. Study tables
serve two purposes; both as a consequence for not having finished
their homework and giving students an additional opportunity to seek
teacher help. |
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Glen
Helen |
| Glen Helen is an ecological
camp located in Yellow Springs, OH. Every year we take up to
90 sixth grade students on a four day, three night trip to the Glen.
On this trip students learn an incredible amount about nature and
the world around them. The trip to Glen Helen is a fun trip
for all in attendance. This year’s trip will be September
22-25 (that’s really soon!). The Glen Helen trip is not tied
to the incentive program in any way and does cost $145. Please
see Mr. Eaton for more information.
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Tribal
Council |
| The tribal council system is a
support system that the sixth grade team has created to aide in the
transition to middle school. The sixth graders will be split
up into six different tribes and each tribe is assigned to one sixth
grade teacher. The students meet with their tribe for 43
minutes at the end of every day. During this time students are
able to seek help from any teacher, study in groups for tests, get a
start on homework, etc. We have also included a bit of
friendly competition and keep track of which tribe does the best on
test averages, overall grades, study tables and so on.
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