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Targeted Tutoring at ESP
Our After School Program called ESP begins on September 6, 2019. Students, who have refused to do homework, failed to turn in assignments or refused to do work in classroom as requested by a teacher, will have mandatory targeted tutoring assigned for them to complete work. This tutoring time will be Monday through Friday from 3:15 - 4:15 p.m. Students failing to attend their required tutoring will have mandatory time doubled. It is important for students to complete work so we can check mastery of objectives for the class. We want all students on track for graduation!
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END OF SECOND SIX WEEKS -
On November 6, 2019, our second six weeks grading period is ending. Report Cards will be sent home on November 12, 2019. Students failing two or more courses will be placed on the school's NO PASS LIST which restricts students from attending any extra-curricular event at the school for the next six weeks so they can concentrate on learning the instruction that takes place at school. Extra-curricular activities are just that - Extra - and are a privilege for students to attend. Please make sure your child is turning in all assignments so their grades will be as high as possible when report cards are sent home.
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Scholarship Opportunity:
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TN READY GRADUATE
The Ready Graduate criteria includes the following four measures for graduates. To be considered a ready graduate, students must meet at least one of the following:
● Score of 21 or higher on ACT (or 1060 or higher on the SAT); or
● Complete 4 early postsecondary opportunities (EPSOs); or
● Complete 2 EPSOs and earn an industry certification; or
● Complete 2 EPSOs and earn a score of military readiness of a 31 on ASVAB AFQT.
There is still time for students to be able to qualify as a Ready Graduate. Talk to your school counselor about how to help your child become a Ready Graduate.
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Teen Drivers
Attendance and Passing Grades are important. TN TEEN DRIVERS - must show proof of school attendance/progress from a current Tennessee school or a letter from the school in your previous state that confirms your attendance (no more than 15 days missed) and satisfactory progress during enrollment in that school. This letter must be signed and dated by the principal. Schools report to the State students who are not making satisfactory progress (failing 2 or more classes) and the State pulls that teen's license until they can show satisfactory progress.
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Parents and Students,
Please use the following link to view school picture proofs:
South Fulton School Pictures - Jason Aldridge Photography -
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