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Post by dement on Dec 18, 2008 10:55:17 GMT -6
If a kid passes the 9 weeks but fails the semester is he eligible?
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Post by fatkicker on Dec 18, 2008 11:56:41 GMT -6
check your association's and school's rules......everybody is different.....
but to try to answer you question.....my guess is...if a student is eligible at the beginning of august, then he/she is eligible throughout the year (if year long classes/7 period day).......
ineligibility wouldn't occur until may.....
if the student is on some sort of block schedule then eligiblility re-ups at christmas.....
most likely your student is eligible for the year......if they were eligible at the beginning of the year
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Post by here4thekids on Dec 18, 2008 13:04:15 GMT -6
He would be eligible in our county as well.
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Post by airraider on Dec 18, 2008 14:13:53 GMT -6
If a kid passes the 9 weeks but fails the semester is he eligible? Our state is kind of weird.. Fall sports have to pass 5 and have a 1.5 for the previous year.. where the spring guys only go off of the first semester. 9 weeks do not mean anything for us.. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 18, 2008 18:12:38 GMT -6
At several schools in IL, failure of a semester means ineligible the whole next semester. Spring semester failures get somewhat of a break as they may be able to take a summer course and then be eligible for the fall.
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Post by CVBears on Dec 19, 2008 11:02:51 GMT -6
the kid would not be eligible here. eligibility for us is based off of the latest quarter or semester grades. so a C in quarter 1 and an F for the semester in the same class, and he wouldn't be eligible. Our district uses a little bit higher "incentives" though. We have a "no F" policy to participate in extracurriculars. But, even at the state level (2.0 and can have up to two F's), the semester grade would trump the first quarter grade.
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Post by newhc on Dec 20, 2008 15:28:22 GMT -6
Here you have pass 6 out 8 from the previous year, and you must have a 2.00 from the previous quarter. So it depends.
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