The physical education grading policy at South Lake High outlines that student grades are based on participation, effort, work habits, and citizenship. Students start each trimester with 100 points for an A and can lose points for issues like not following directions or safety rules. Letter grades are assigned based on total points earned. Citizenship and work habit grades are also given based on following rules and lack of effort, with deductions made for infractions. The document details the consequences students face for being late to class such as clean-up or detention.

1. South Lake Physical EducationGRADING POLICY

2. GRADING POLICY Student grades are based on:ParticipationEffortWork HabitsCitizenship

3. Grading Policy All students start each trimester with 100 grade points, an “A”. Points are deducted for:Non-suitsLack of effortNot following directionsNot complying with safety rulesMissing assignments (mile make-up)Missing class

4. LETTER GRADES95-100 points = A 70-74 points = C-90-94 points = A- 67-69 points = D+87-89 points = B+ 65=66 points = D85-86 points = B 60-64 points = D-80-84 points = B- (59 points77-79 points = C+ and below = F)75-76 points = C

5. GRADE CARD RECORDINGO marks = A1st mark = A-2nd mark = B+3rd mark = B- and a teacher conference4th mark = C and a detention5th mark = C- and a parent phone call6th mark = D-7th mark = F

6. CITIZENSHIP GRADES Based on: following class rules/expectations, following directions, being respectfulO = outstanding, no points deductedS= satisfactory, points deducted 1 or 2 timesN= needs improvement, points deducted 3 or more times

7. WORK HABIT GRADES Based on: non-suits, lack of effort, no mile make-upO= outstanding, no points deductedS= satisfactory, points deducted 1 or 2 timesN=needs improvement, points deducted 3 or more times

8. LATE TO CLASSUNEXCUSED TARDIES:1st tardy = warning2nd tardy = warning3rd tardy = campus clean-up4th tardy = detention