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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My high school currently has 1,000 E grades with 50% or lower. We are hoping this is a wake up call / FAFO moment for the students. We’ll see. So many students just put the bare minimum in and it has been a lifelong habit enabled by MCPS and parents.[/quote] My HS is probably in that same boat. Last I heard like 500-600 were below a 20% which means they might as well not show up until 2nd semester.[/quote] This is where I wish schools would be proactive and put students in credit recovery for second quarter. Kids below 20% typically failed previously because the issue is most likely attendance. Yet the teacher was expects to jump through hoops to try to get them to pass because “there was a chance”. Maybe now there could be acknowledgment to kids and parents sooner that the student needs to get it together and redo that quarter.[/quote] In defense of our school, the Asst. Principal sent letters and emails to every student that was in that scenario at Interims time and informed them of the consequences. It wasn't like we waited until report cards were due to tell kids they had 0 chance at passing. Credit recovery would be nice but the way it's set up, I fear kids would fail on purpose just to do the credit recovery during quarter 2 because it's typically a much easier and less involved process.[/quote]
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