REPORT CARDS

Report Cards will be sent home on Wednesday, October 21, 2020.   Students who have 2 or more Fs on their report card are placed on the Restricted List for extra-curricular activities, games, dances, etc., for the next six weeks.  At that time, grades will be reviewed again and students can earn their way off the restricted list by passing their classes.  School-work comes first.  Do not drop students off at events because there will be a no pass list for students with 2 or more Fs and they will be turned away at the door.  

DISTANCE LEARNING FRIDAYS FOR ALL

Distance Learning will continue for all students every Friday through October 9, 2020.  Those students who are currently participating in regular in-person classes will continue to have in-person classes Monday through Thursday with distance learning on Fridays. Those students participating in full-time distance learning will continue to have daily assignments available online or through paper packets. Packets will still be available for pickup and drop off on Mondays. No new students will be allowed to enroll in full-time distance learning without a doctor’s statement or without a quarantine order from the Department of Health or School.

DROP OFF TIME:  7:40 a.m. - Students will have temperatures taken prior to entering the building.  Students cannot enter the building until a staff person does the temperature check.

PICK UP TIME: 3:00 p.m. - Car Riders will be called by name to come to the line for pickup in the afternoon.

ALL ATHLETIC EVENTS

Spectators will be required to wear a mask during the entire event and have temperatures taken prior to entering the sports complex. We will also have a limited number of seats available for events. No sports passes will be available for purchase this school year.

Coronavirus Information:

We have received guidance on how schools need to respond to coronavirus.  The link for information is below:

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/specific-groups/guidance-for-schools.html?mc_cid=1bcf8207f3&mc_eid=4a378b111e

Products that can be used to kill virus and prevent spread:

https://www.scribd.com/document/450271717/sars-cov-2-list-03-03-2020#fullscreen&from_embed

Frequently Asked Questions about the coronavirus for Parents:

https://www.tn.gov/content/dam/tn/education/health-&-safety/Coronavirus%20FAQ%20for%20Parents.pdf?mc_cid=6cfb2cbbcf&mc_eid=4a378b111e

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.

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.