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Confiscote the device  \n2.  Secure it in g desianated location  \n3.  Submit o referrol to the odministrotive office  \n# CONSEQUENCESFOR VIOLATIONS:\n\n1.1st Offense:Parent must oick up the device:student receives a verbal warnina.  \n2.2nd Offense:Device held for 3 days;parent must pick it up.  \n3.3rd Offense:Device held for 10 days;parent must pick it up.  \n4.Additional Offenses:Device held for 90 days;parent must pick it up  \n# Grading Policies\n\nSAISD Grading Policies can be found on the SAISD website.Daily Grades(Minor)-30 %(a minimum of 10 grades per nine weeks)Tests/Projects (Major)-70%(a minimum of 3 per nine weeks)  \n# AP US History 2026-2027\n\nThis year we will be exploring much of our nation's history beginning in 1491.We will be developing ourunderstanding of American History from before Europeans made contact with indigenous peoples throughcontemporary America and how that history has impacted our society today.We will use our knowledge ofhistorical events to helpus better understand current events and better prepare us for whotever challengeswe may face in the future.If you take the AP Exam at the end of the year you will also have the opportunity toearn college credit.  \n·  AMSCO Advanced Placement U.S.Edition(Available through Schoology or a Paper Copy if requested)  \nTutorials may be scheduled before school(7:40-8:15),during Bobcat Block,or ofter school(4:10-4:30).Before andAfter school tutorials will be held on Mondays and Tuesdays.If these times do not work,please contact me andI will be more than happy to make other arrangements.  \nIf you are assigned mandatory tutorials,it is NOT a punishment.It IS an opportunity.I want to ensure you haveevery opportunity to succeed,and tutorials allow you a chance to get caught up,get individualized help,andget your grade up.Failure to attend mandatory tutorials will result in an office referral  \nIf you are absent,then you are responsible for getting the work you missed.ALl work will be posted onSchoology.We will use Schoology throughout the year.If you are absent,you will have the number of days youwere out plus one additional day to get your work completed and turned in.  \nTotal:100%  \nBoth the Fall and Spring exams will be comprehensive.Students will have the opportunity to be exempt fromthe Final (Spring)exam.  \nDaily work,homework,tests,and projects will be due when assigned.You will have a minimum of 1 major gradeand 3 daily grades every three weeks.  \nMake-up Work:If you are absent for any reason,it is your responsibility to get your missed work.Be sure toask me for your work!  \n.   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