Q: How will I know what my child’s grades are throughout the nine weeks? A: You can always get on to Information NOW and see your child’s grades on a daily basis. Or, my procedure is… Once a week, the graded papers form (below) will come home along with the graded papers. Please look through the papers with your child and discuss missed answers. Sign and send the form back to school in the black “Take Home Papers” folder. KEEP THE GRADED PAPERS HOME!!! If your child did not complete one of the weekly assignments, the “please see comprehensive progress report…” space will be checked, and it will be highlighted on the weekly progress report. There is an example below.

Parent(s)/Guardian Signature: Date: No items missing Weekly Papers Form I the parent/guardian of have seen his/her weekly papers and items that he/she is missing. I understand that it is up to my child and me to inquire about and make- up any work that he/she is missing. I also understand that it is my child’s responsibility to turn in all missing assignments to Mrs. Chase-Davis before next week’s graded papers go home. I understand that an assignment will be marked as late and deducted 5 points per day late (after 5 school days). I understand that if this deadline is not met, my child will receive a zero for the assignment(s) that are missing. Lastly, I understand that Mrs. Chase-Davis is human, therefore if there is an assignment that is missing below, and I find it in my graded papers, I am to send it back in to receive full credit for it. Parent(s)/Guardian Signature: Date: No items missing Please see comprehensive progress report… *** Highlighted grades are the adjusted grade that your student will have if he/she does not return the missing item. *** ***NOTE*** an assignment is considered late (minus 5 pts. per day) after five (5) days. Assignments will not be accepted (not given credit) after ten (10) days. ***Note: The late policy applies if a student is absent as well. The dates late for each assignment depends on when the student returns to school and receives his/her missed assignments.