In the past year, I had an unforgettable experience of learning tai chi. Honestly speaking, I admitted that I
It is all about keeping a balance between yin and yang,
I also experienced a short period of tiredness and boredom. Thanks to the patient guidance of professional coach, I gradually found to my
2 . WELCOME
STUDENT HANDBOOK
The administration, faculty, and staff of American Heritage and American Academy welcome you to the new school year. Please take the time to become familiar with the following information. It can be helpful during the school year for the students and an effective means to avoid confusion and misunderstandings.
Academic ReportingThe-175-day academic year is divided into two semesters, each with two grading periods, and report cards are given at the end of each. Plus, progress reports are issued throughout the year, with their distribution dates listed in the booklet’s back.
Conference Days & Exam DaysConference days are normally held on the Friday, which are required to be attended by all the students, following the distribution of report cards.
Fourth, fifth and sixth graders take exams during exam week at the end of the school year. All students are expected to be present during finals. Any student who must miss an exam date is required to request permission in writing stating just cause for absence.
Requirements for PromotionTo be eligible(有资格的)for promotion, a student must successfully complete all grade level requirements including maintaining a “C” average or higher in Reading and/or Mathematic s for the year and for second semester.
Honors ClassesHonors level classes are offered to scholarly qualified students in Math(Grades 2-6), Language Arts/Reading(Grades 4-6), and Science(Grades 5-6) . Administration recommends placement based on student testing, motivation, teacher recommendation, and the good of the individual and the whole class. Students in Honors Classes will be moved to a regular class at end of semester if a “C—” or lower is earned.
1. What do we know about academic reporting?A.Students have three-time marking periods in a semester. |
B.Students are not sure when they can get reports cards. |
C.Students are well informed to know their grades’ progress. |
D.Students have to go to school to get reports in person. |
A.Get promoted for next year. | B.Attend a meeting on Friday. |
C.Get into Honors Classes. | D.Miss exams without reasons. |
A.To provide rules of managing students’ behavior. |
B.To show students’ rights and responsibilities. |
C.To sign an agreement with students’ parents. |
D.To offer some information about the school year. |
1. What is the speaker mainly talking about?
A.A trip experience. | B.Houseboats. | C.A book on sale. |
A.One hour. | B.Two hours. | C.Three hours. |
A.It is quite large. |
B.It is very popular. |
C.It has everything needed. |
A.The tours on houseboats. |
B.The largest houseboat in the world. |
C.The history of houseboats in Seattle. |
1. Which is the highest mountain in this area?
A.Mount Karen. | B.Mount Heather. | C.Mount Brown. |
A.Skiing. |
B.Seeing wildlife. |
C.Having snowmobile tours. |
A.A bit cold. | B.Quite cool. | C.Very hot. |
A.Winter. | B.Autumn. | C.Summer. |
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