cyber students Students 22yrs and over … Pay $500.00 per course Policies

Home-schooled students responsibility of Lana Bauer Students who register for classes through cyber and belong to the Separate System pay $500.00. Students who belong to the Public System can take cyber classes as the system pays their fee of $500.00.

Students who register for classes through cyber and belong to the Separate System pay $500.00.

Students who belong to the Public System can take cyber classes as the system pays their fee of $500.00.

Students … 15 – 21 years of age Students who apply from a Catholic School division are accepted first for all courses FREE of charge. Students NOT registered in another school (off-role) may register at NO COST … unless they are from outside the city where they would need a permission letter from the director of their school division.

Students who apply from a Catholic School division are accepted first for all courses FREE of charge.

Students NOT registered in another school (off-role) may register at NO COST … unless they are from outside the city where they would need a permission letter from the director of their school division.

Continue … Students from outside St. Paul’s Catholic School Division – registered in another school division (Public, Out-of-town etc.) can register for a fee of $500.00 and need a letter of permission from the director of their school division.

Students from outside St. Paul’s Catholic School Division – registered in another school division (Public, Out-of-town etc.) can register for a fee of $500.00 and need a letter of permission from the director of their school division.

Elementary students All elementary classes and resources available are FREE of charge. Any students outside of the Catholic Division need a permission letter from their school division in order to access cyber classes and/or resources.

All elementary classes and resources available are FREE of charge.

Any students outside of the Catholic Division need a permission letter from their school division in order to access cyber classes and/or resources.

Communication is the key to INACTIVITY Teachers are responsible to contact students by email or phone concerning inactive classes. Teachers are responsible to contact parents concerning inactivity (especially if students are under the age of 18) After several attempts to communicate and still no feedback …

Teachers are responsible to contact students by email or phone concerning inactive classes.

Teachers are responsible to contact parents concerning inactivity (especially if students are under the age of 18)

After several attempts to communicate and still no feedback …

Guidance Counsellor Refer to guidance counsellor with specific information: Full name : Jos é Deault Course name : MA20 Dates : start date January 1rst … no activity since January 15th . Contacts : state number of emails (sent) / phone calls (made)/ short explanation (0 activity, logged on twice in last month etc.) The more specific the information the better (especially when contact is made) My responsibility: I will contact the students first and then the parents (especially if the students are under the age of 18) and get back to you as soon as possible.

Refer to guidance counsellor with specific information:

Full name : Jos é Deault

Course name : MA20

Dates : start date January 1rst … no activity since January 15th .

Contacts : state number of emails (sent) / phone calls (made)/ short explanation (0 activity, logged on twice in last month etc.) The more specific the information the better (especially when contact is made)

My responsibility: I will contact the students first and then the parents (especially if the students are under the age of 18) and get back to you as soon as possible.

Activity letter and RTD’s Once the Activity letter has been sent there is a week wait for a response. If there are no response … An RTD (required to drop) letter is sent. This letter is NOT to be sent unless all necessary measures have been taken. Once a student has received an RTD they will no longer be able to start a new cyber class until they meet with the Assistant Principal (half hour appointment)

Once the Activity letter has been sent there is a week wait for a response. If there are no response …

An RTD (required to drop) letter is sent.

This letter is NOT to be sent unless all necessary measures have been taken.

Once a student has received an RTD they will no longer be able to start a new cyber class until they meet with the Assistant Principal (half hour appointment)

Requests to drop When a student requests a drop from your class (internally) it is important that you communicate to them that they need to email cyber directly (externally) in order for us to proceed with their request. When a student is inactive and desperate measures have been taken to contact them(as mentioned above) from the teacher and guidance counsellor … the next step is to send an Activity letter … followed by an RTD.

When a student requests a drop from your class (internally) it is important that you communicate to them that they need to email cyber directly (externally) in order for us to proceed with their request.

When a student is inactive and desperate measures have been taken to contact them(as mentioned above) from the teacher and guidance counsellor … the next step is to send an Activity letter … followed by an RTD.