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Graduation Deadlines and Due Dates
2005-2006

Academic guideline for all students: A student should have no more than 4.5 credits of academic work remaining by the end of 1st semester and no more than 2.0 credits of academic work remaining at the end of 3rd quarter. If students need more than this number of credits to graduate, we would not stop students from trying to graduate but they would be put on contracts with very specific expectations and dates - if these are not met, the student will not be allowed to paticipate in the graduation ceremony.

Day School: June 1, 2006

1. All work must be turned in by specific teacher due dates.
2. All corrections and tests must be completed June 1, 2006.

1. All work must be turned in by May 24, 2006, for teacher evaluation.
2. All corrections and tests must be satisfactorily completed by May 28, 2006.

**Completed means all work is turned in, corrected, approved, credit granted and checked off through the counselor. These dates are firm; no exceptions

Academic guideline for Night School students only: A student should have no more than 4.5 credits of academic** work remaining by the end of 1st semester and no more than 2.0 credits of academic* work remaining at the end of 3rd quarter. If students need more than this number of credits to graduate, we would not stop students from trying to graduate but they would be put on contracts with very specific expectations and dates - if these are not met, the student may not graduate.

Day School: Deadline is June 10 at 3:00pm

1. All work must be turned in by specific teacher due dates.
2. All corrections and tests must be completed** by 3:00pm, June 12.

1. All work must be turned in by June 5 for teacher evaluation.
2. All corrections and tests must be satisfactorily completed* by 8:30pm, June 10.

*Academic work means: Everything except PE (Personal Wellness), and work experience.
**Completed means all work is turned in, corrected, approved, credit granted and checked off through the counselor. These dates are firm; no exceptions