Late+Assignment+Policy

Humanities Assignment Policy
 * The completion of work on time is a skill that is demanded in real world situations. Each component of work builds in difficulty over time and students and teachers both need to check for understanding to scaffold the learning. Therefore, due dates must be adhered to. Teachers plan assignments with due dates in mind giving necessary time for completion. Students who do not meet deadlines put themselves in academic peril.
 * If the student has a justifiable reason—as approved by the teacher—for not being able to submit a completed assignment on time, then the teacher may grant an extension. The student //must// discuss a possible extension //prior// to the due date.
 * All assignments are expected to be completed to an acceptable standard.
 * If you are having difficulty meeting the acceptable standard please discuss this with your teacher who will work with you to make a plan that may include all or some of the following: learning lab, individual extra help with the teacher, peer tutoring, extra time plan, etc.
 * Assignments are required to be completed to an acceptable standard and on time. Assignments passed in the day after the due date will be reduced by //twenty-five (25%)// of the value of the assignment. Therefore, the maximum value of the assignment will be //seventy-five percent (75%).// Late assignments will receive //5 days grace// for satisfactory completion, after which a grade of incomplete and zero (“0”) will be recorded. Failure to submit assignments on time will result in contact with home.


 * // Glenn Rogers //**
 * SPR Social Studies Department **

=//Natalie Capson-Daniels//= = = =Mary Waddell=
 * // Debbie Grillo //**
 * SPR English Department **
 * Vice-Principal responsible for Social Studies **
 * Vice-Principal responsible for English**