Student Handbook - Irvington High School - 2014-2015 Page 23
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48310 Introduction to Computers 644 Italian I OL
786 Dance (Hip Hop)
330 Accounting I
645 Italian II OL
787 Dance (Modern/Ballet)
335 Accounting II
646 Italian III OL
788 Dance (Jazz)
647 Italian IV Honors OL
CTE:
648 Arabic I OL
PE OPTION II:
350 Sales/Marketing** 1(2.5)
652 Japanese I OL
790Dance/PE
311 Business Law ** 2 (2.5)
656 Mandarin I OL
791Dance (Hip Hop)/PE
324 E-Commerce ** 3 (2.5)
658 Spanish I OL
792Dance (Modern/Ballet)/PE
662 French I OL
793Dance (Jazz)/PE
GRADING
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OWER
CHOOL
ARENTAL
ORTAL
Parents may access their child’s grades via the internet using the PowerSchool Parental portal. In order to gain
access to this portal, parents/guardians may attend a training session at the high school to receive a login and
password.
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ARKING
ERIODS AND
EPORTS TO
ARENTS
Report cards will be distributed four (4) times a year; November, February, April, and June. Parents/Guardians
are urged to examine the report card carefully. Any questions regarding student’s achievement may be
discussed with the subject teacher and/or the student’s guidance counselor. Appointments may be arranged by
calling the appropriate counselor at the high school guidance office. Midway through each marking period,
Progress Reports will be mailed home to the attention of the Parent/Guardian. Quarterly failure notices will be
mailed home through the guidance department for all seniors and midyear for Juniors, Sophomores, and
Freshmen. A student must maintain a “C” average or higher to remain in honors classes.
Advanced Placement (AP) and Honors Courses
AP courses are offered in Calculus, Statistics, US History, English Literature and Composition, Biology,
Chemistry, Environmental Science, and Physics.
Placement in AP Courses is based on teacher
recommendation, student grades in prerequisite courses, and placement tests.
Students passing AP
examinations with a 4 or 5 may be given college credits for the course depending on the policy of the college or
university the student attends.
Honors classes are available to students in major subject areas for students in grades 9-12 based on teacher
recommendation and the attainment of an A or B average in prerequisite courses.
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ARDS
First marking period report cards will be issued to the Parent or Guardian at the Annual Back to School Night in
December.
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