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Mrs. Flores' class requires students to bring supplies including pens, pencils, notebooks, and folders. Students must read outside of class for 100 minutes per week and complete reading logs that are signed by parents. The tardy policy issues verbal warnings for the first two tardies and an office referral on the third. Grades are based 50% on formative and 50% on summative assessments, and students have two days per absence to make up work for up to 75% credit on formatives and full credit on summatives.
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