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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
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The school counselor provides
students and their parents information regarding academic programs to
prepare for higher education and career choices. Effective in school year
2004-2005, most ninth graders will be required to enroll in the Recommended
High School Program or Distinguished Achievement Program. A student removed
to a Disciplinary Alternative Education Program (DAEP) during the school
year will have an opportunity to complete a course needed to fulfill the
student’s high school graduation requirements before the beginning of the
next school year. The District may provide the opportunity to complete the
course work through any method available, including a correspondence course,
distance learning or summer school. The District will not charge the student
for any method of completion provided the District.
A student removed from the
regular classroom to in-school suspension or another setting, other than a
DAEP, will have an opportunity to complete before the beginning of the next
school year each course the student was enrolled in at the time of removal
from the regular classroom. The District may provide the opportunity by any
method available, including a correspondence course, distance learning, or
summer school.
Students and their parents are
encouraged to discuss the options with the teacher or counselor to ensure
the student completes all work required for the course or grade level.
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