Remedial Summer School 2019

GUIDELINES/REGULATIONS/PROCEDURES

Printable version of Guidelines, Regulations, Procedures

Schedule

Dates: Mondays – Thursdays, beginning July 2 through August 14
Times:
Period 1 – 7:30 a.m. to 9:23 a.m.
Period 2 – 9:26 a.m. to 11:19 a.m.
Period 3 -11:22 a.m. to 1:15 p.m.

First Class: Tuesday, July 2
No classes: July 4
Earth Science Lab Practical: Tuesday, August 6*
Final Exams: Monday, August 12
Regents Exams: Tuesday, August 13 and Wednesday, August 14
(7:30 & 11:30 Start Times)

* Earth Science Lab Practical is scheduled for August 6. Students who are taking the Earth Science Regents exam and not enrolled in the Summer School Earth Science class are responsible for arranging their Lab Practical time slot by contacting the Summer School Office.

Monroe-Woodbury School District retains the right to cancel a course due to insufficient enrollment or lack of instructors.

PLEASE NOTE: Due to construction in the building, there will be no air conditioning in the High School for the duration of Summer School.

Resident Registration

Students must register with their M-W High School Guidance Counselor BEFORE June 27. Contact your guidance counselor for specific instructions. 

District resident: No tuition fees

Non-Resident Registration

Non-residents of Monroe-Woodbury Central School District may register for courses and Regents Examinations through the district’s Summer School RevTrak site.

Paperwork can be physically submitted to the Summer School office on July 1 between 8 a.m. and 12 noon at Monroe-Woodbury High School or emailed to the Summer School Principal at jmcelroy@mw.k12.ny.us

The necessary paperwork includes:

PROOF OF IMMUNIZATIONS
As of June 13, 2019, there is no longer a religious exemption to the requirement that children be vaccinated against measles and other diseases to attend either:

  • public, private or parochial school (for students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade), or
  • child day care settings.

The official Immunization Statement from NY State Education Department

Fees for non-residents are as follows:

$275/NYS Regents Review Class (August 5, 6, 7, and 8 from 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.)
$ 60/Regents Examination
$ 20   Late Fee (after June 28)

The registration office will be closed on July 4. If you have a special circumstance, please contact the Summer School Office.

NYS Regents Registration: Students must register by Monday, July 8.

BUILDING ACCESS FOR SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS:

  • 7:20 a.m. – 1:45 p.m.
  • Students should enter and exit using the main entrance to the building.
  • Students found in the building without permission are subject to disciplinary actions.

ATTENDANCE/TARDINESS:

The following attendance policies and rules apply to all students enrolled in the Summer School Program:

  • Students are expected to be in the classroom when the period begins.
  • Any tardiness in excess of fifteen (15) minutes will be considered as one (1) absence.
  • Two (2) tardies of less than 15 minutes will be counted as one (1) absence.
  • Students who have more than two (2) legal absences from a class will be dropped from that class and will not be entitled to a refund or a grade. Parents will be notified.
  • A note from a parent/guardian is required for each tardiness or absence.
  • Every effort will be made to notify parent/guardian after each absence or tardiness.
  • The home school will be notified of dismissals, if possible.
  • Any illegal absence (even one) will be grounds for immediate dismissal from that class.
  • Students with classes periods 1 & 3 must report to the high school large cafeteria period 2.

NOTE: Lunch is not provided during Summer School.

LOST AND FOUND:

  • Items that are found on the Summer School premises should be brought to the Summer School Office.
  • The school assumes no responsibility for items lost, misplaced, or stolen.

TRANSPORTATION/PARKING:

  • Transportation to and from Summer School is the responsibility of the parent/guardian or student.
  • Lack of transportation is not considered a legal excuse for absence or tardiness.
  • Students with special parking needs due to a disability should see the Summer School principal for permission to park in the appropriate designated area.
  • Monroe-Woodbury Central School District assumes no responsibility for damages or theft of vehicles parked or moving.
  • Failure to obey/follow parking regulations will result in the revocation of the parking privilege and possible removal from Summer School.

SAFETY AND SECURITY:

Students interfering with the safety or security of the building and its occupants will be subject to disciplinary action.  Serious violation, such as the use of drugs, alcoholic beverages, violence, etc. will result in immediate dismissal from Summer School and referral to local police agencies for appropriate action.

  • All accidents MUST be reported to the Summer School Principal.
    • Emergency situations will be referred to the local hospital, if necessary.
    • Parent/Guardian will be notified of all emergency situations.
    • Parent/Guardian must notify the Summer School Principal of student’s health problems at registration.

CURRICULUM:

The material covered in all remedial courses is based upon NYS syllabi.  Upon completion of courses, students may submit that course to their local school district and request that credit be granted.  The home school will apply its policy in awarding credit.

GRADES:

  1. Participation Grade is an important component of the final grade.  Lateness, absences, and daily participation will be included in determining the final grade.
  2. Final reports, including class average for the six- week session, the final examination grade will be e-mailed to parents/guardians. Regents grades will be e-mailed (district) or mailed (out of district) to parents/guardians and home school.
  3. The home school will apply its policy when calculating final averages and transferring grades to permanent records. Please do not call the Summer School office for this information.
  4. All students must take the Summer School Final Exams on Monday, August 13.

TEXTBOOKS:

  1. Review books will be required to be purchased in some courses.
  2. Most other textbooks will be loaned to students by the School District.
  3. Students will be responsible to pay a STANDARD $75.00 fee for EACH book that is lost, or damaged, or cannot be reused.
  4. Failure to return a textbook in the same condition as it was issued or failure to pay the standard $75.00 loss fee will result in the denial of a final grade(s).  The home school will be notified of such action.

STUDENT CONDUCT AND DRESS REGULATIONS:

The following actions will result in ONE or MORE of the consequences outlined below, or other appropriate disciplinary action:

  1. Possession, consumption, selling, distribution or exchanging alcoholic beverages or illegal substances.
  2. Being under the influence (Alcohol or Illegal substances).
  3. Possession of firearms or weapons on school property.
  4. SMOKING ON SCHOOL PROPERTY
  5. Conduct that threatens or endangers the health or safety of others/ harassment. Bullying
  6. Cheating or plagiarizing
  7. Forging, altering or misusing documents
  8. Stealing or defacing school property
  9. Use of school premises without permission
  10. Wearing clothing that endangers the safety of others or interferes with instruction
  11. Any behavior that is disruptive to the instructional process
  12. Parking in unauthorized areas

Consequences, which may be imposed on students include, but are NOT limited to the following:

  1. Warning
  2. Detention
  3. Removal from class
  4. Suspension for a specific period of time during which a parent conference will be held.
  5. Dismissal – every effort will be made to consult with the student and his/her parent/guardian prior to dismissal.
  6. Referral to the appropriate law enforcement agency.

All other infractions will be dealt with at the discretion of the Summer School principal

ELECTRONIC DEVICES:

Electronic devices are valuable and sometimes necessary tools. Such devices include: cellular/camera/video phones, CD recorders and players and others. It is strongly recommended that students keep their electronic devices at home and not bring them to school. However, if students decide to carry an electronic device, the device should be turned OFF and kept out of sight throughout the school day. Students who possess electronic devices shall assume responsibility for their care. At no time shall Monroe-Woodbury Summer School be responsible for preventing theft, loss, or damage to communication devices brought onto school property.

The use of electronic devices by some students during class time has led to inappropriate communication during assessments which resulted in very serious academic penalties. Therefore, the use of such devices may be considered cheating, and a grade of zero may be issued for that day’s class activity (such as class work, quiz, or examination). Consequences for continued offenses may result in detention(s) or suspension(s).

Students who use an electronic device or wear headphones while in the testing room (Regents, RCT, Proficiency, etc.) will have their test invalidated, no score will be calculated, and may lose their right to take any subsequent state exams.

AFFIRMATIVE ACTION:

Monroe-Woodbury Central School District is an equal opportunity/affirmative action institution. In accordance with Federal regulations, the New York State Human Rights Law and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Monroe-Woodbury does not discriminate on the basis of age, color, religion, creed, disability, marital status, veteran status, national origin, race/gender or sexual orientation in employment or in the educational programs and activities which it operates.

The University of the State of New York

THE STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

Office of State Assessment
Albany, New York 12234

AUGUST 2019 EXAMINATION SCHEDULE

Students must verify with their schools the exact times that they are to report for their State examinations.

Table of Regents Exams Schedule
Tuesday

August 13

 Wednesday

August 14
7:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m.
Algebra 1

English Language Arts

Physical Setting/Chemistry

 

 US History & Government

Physical Setting/Earth Science

 

 
11:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m.

Transition Exam in Global History & Geography

 

 Geometry

Living Environment

Algebra II

***Earth Science Lab Practical is scheduled for August 6***

Uniform Admission Deadlines

Table of Uniform Admission Times
Morning Examinations — 8:15 a.m. Afternoon Examinations — 12:15 p.m.