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Welcome to Curriculum Night 2013-14

Welcome to Curriculum Night 2013-14. Sign up for class updates by texting @crhsgriff to 520-477-0501 I send out text blasts once a week about things coming up! Your children can sign up, too! **Standard message rates apply. English I Pre-AP Ms. Griffin.

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Welcome to Curriculum Night 2013-14

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  1. Welcome to Curriculum Night 2013-14 Sign up for class updates by texting @crhsgriff to 520-477-0501 I send out text blasts once a week about things coming up! Your children can sign up, too! **Standard message rates apply. English I Pre-AP Ms. Griffin Please be sure to answer the survey on one of the netbook computers.

  2. About English I ARRC Course Overview: First Semester Unit One: Short Story, Poetry, and the Reader-Writer Workshop Unit Two: Drama and Myth Unit Three: Analyzing Arguments Second Semester Unit Four: Informational/Expository Unit Five: Integration of Multiple Genres Unit Six: Using Research to Persuade

  3. Required reading list & Books • Short stories from the text book • The Pearl by John Steinbeck (starting this week) * • Speeches/Informational texts • Animal Farm by George Orwell * • Romeo & Juliet by William Shakespeare • Night by Elie Wiesel • The Odyssey by Homer • Life of Pi by Yann Martel * • * books that will need to be purchased by the student • A letter went out today(A) and tomorrow (B) for you to sign and approve this reading list.

  4. Late Work/Absences • Late work is work not turned in when a teacher specifies the work is due • A grade for work turned in after a due date will not be more than a 70% • Major grades cannot be turned in more than two blocks late. • It’s imperative that your children come and talk to me if they have been absent so that they can get their missed work. It helps if they know they are going to be out of school they can come before hand and get their assignments.

  5. Grading Policy

  6. Redo/Retake policy Purpose: The purpose of a Redo/Retake is to ensure that students demonstrate minimum mastery of the material.   Procedure: A Redo/Retake is available when a student earns a grade below 70% on a major or minor grade. Daily grades are not available for Redo/Retake. The maximum grade a student can earn on a Redo/Retake is 70% if the student scores 70% or more on the Re-do/Re-take. A student can Redo/Retake anymajor grade and up to twominor grades per marking period. When a student earns a grade below 70%, the student will complete a Redo/Retake request form and turn it in to the teacher. The form requires a parent signature and will be available to students in the classroom or on teacher websites. Redo/Retake assignments may be different from the original assignment. A time limit for Redo/Retake assignments will be established by the classroom teacher.

  7. How to reach me Email: Holly_Griffin@roundrockisd.org (checked frequently) Phone: 512-704-0189 Web: CRHSPreApEnglish1.weebly.com msgriffinspage.weebly.com Room Number: D110 Tutorials: Wednesday morning 8:30-9:05 & Thursday after school 4:15-5:15 or others by appointment. Each English I teacher has tutorial times posted in their windows and if I don’t have tutorials one morning, the student is welcome to go to one of the other English I teachers!

  8. Any questions? Feel free to set up a conference via email (Holly_Griffin@roundrockisd.org) or call me (512) 704 - 0189

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