Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You are all insane. No I would never ever send my kid to summer school for a passing grade. One class?
Calm down mommies
Thanks for the different perspectives everyone!
As for you and "the ledge" person, I always wonder why those who are so confident in their choices insult rather than explain their thinking. Plenty of people said no summer school and why. Only you two insulted without explanation.
Anonymous wrote:I would. Yes. Especially if it were a class where I thought he hadn’t retained sufficient material to succeed in the next level, but even if not.
Anonymous wrote:It's end of the semester. Trying to decide whether we should encourage kid to go to summer to replace a final grade of a C.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So they got a C the first semester with another semester left? I would get him a tutor to help learn the material now instead of giving up on this year.
Do you have a child at an MCPS HS? From your answer, my guess is no.
Different poster, why? If the student worked hard and received a B or maybe even an A, it shows something. Yes, the C would remain on the transcript, but the colleges would see the student stuck it out.
“Giving up on this year” means the poster thinks grades are yearly, not semesterly. Your response, though interesting, isn’t about retaking the first semester of the class.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So they got a C the first semester with another semester left? I would get him a tutor to help learn the material now instead of giving up on this year.
Do you have a child at an MCPS HS? From your answer, my guess is no.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So they got a C the first semester with another semester left? I would get him a tutor to help learn the material now instead of giving up on this year.
Do you have a child at an MCPS HS? From your answer, my guess is no.
Different poster, why? If the student worked hard and received a B or maybe even an A, it shows something. Yes, the C would remain on the transcript, but the colleges would see the student stuck it out.
“Giving up on this year” means the poster thinks grades are yearly, not semesterly. Your response, though interesting, isn’t about retaking the first semester of the class.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So they got a C the first semester with another semester left? I would get him a tutor to help learn the material now instead of giving up on this year.
Do you have a child at an MCPS HS? From your answer, my guess is no.
Different poster, why? If the student worked hard and received a B or maybe even an A, it shows something. Yes, the C would remain on the transcript, but the colleges would see the student stuck it out.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So they got a C the first semester with another semester left? I would get him a tutor to help learn the material now instead of giving up on this year.
Do you have a child at an MCPS HS? From your answer, my guess is no.
Anonymous wrote:So they got a C the first semester with another semester left? I would get him a tutor to help learn the material now instead of giving up on this year.
Anonymous wrote:You are all insane. No I would never ever send my kid to summer school for a passing grade. One class?
Calm down mommies
Anonymous wrote:You are all insane. No I would never ever send my kid to summer school for a passing grade. One class?
Calm down mommies
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Can you really replace a grade like this?
If you retake a class for credit, the higher grade will go on the transcript.