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This document outlines the requirements and activities for 8th grade promotion at Spratling Middle School. To be promoted, students must maintain a 1.5 GPA, pass a constitution test with a 70% or higher, have no more than 20 absences and 9 suspension days, and have no more than 2 failing report card grades. Promotion activities include a trip to an island waterpark, a banquet, and a graduation ceremony. The total cost is estimated at $100-$110 and will be fundraised through various activities like candy and pizza sales. Final payments are due by May 2nd.
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8th grade parent night
- 1. th 8 grade Parent Night Spratling Middle School Keyes Union School District
- 2. 8th grade promotion requirements 1.5 cumulative grade point average or higher for the year. Pass the constitution test (70%) No more than 20 full days of absences No more than 9 days of suspension (also count as absent days) All school obligations must be cleared (school, library, cafeteria, etc) No more than 2 “F” grades on report cards for the school year. A grade of U (Unsatisfactory) will count as an F grade.
- 3. Promotion Activities 8th grade trip Island Waterpark tentatively Thurs., May 29th. Banquet Tentatively Tues., May 27th. Promotion in SMS Gym Tentatively Weds., May 28th.
- 4. Costs Cost of graduation is approx. $100-$110 Include: Waterpark Admission $12.50 Yearbook $25.00 Gown Rental $5.00 Banquet $25.00 Transportation & Other expenses
- 5. Fundraisers On going Gram & Water sales – to benefit entire class Pizza Coupon Sales – Jan./Feb. Candy Sales – March Pancake Breakfast Turkey Dinner ?
- 6. Payments Final Payments are Due by May 2nd. Monthly payments can be made ASAP and apply to your student only. All payments from fundraisers are non-refundable
- 7. Volunteers Committee of Parents will be needed for banquet & graduation preparations.