Student Monitoring Sample Clauses

Student Monitoring. Monitoring of student performance subsequent to enrollment in Dual Enrollment courses shall be the responsibility of the School. At the conclusion of each academic semester, the School will review the academic progress of each participating student. In situations where a student has demonstrated academic difficulties, the student may be denied the opportunity to take additional Dual Enrollment courses at the University. Dual enrolled students must maintain a cumulative University GPA of 2.50.
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Student Monitoring. Monitoring of student performance subsequent to enrollment in dual enrollment courses shall be the shared responsibility of the TRINITAS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, INC. guidance counselors and the College advisors assigned to coordinate with the high schools, 1007.235(2)(b)7, F.S. At the conclusion of each academic semester, the College will review the academic progress of each participating student. In situations where a student has demonstrated academic difficulties, the College will contact the TRINITAS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, INC. guidance counselor to develop an action plan. Pursuant to 1008.30, F.S. TRINITAS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, INC. and the College are committed to postsecondary education and training and promoting student success after high school graduation. The College's Testing Center will administer the Post-Secondary Education Readiness Test (PERT), as adopted by the State of Florida, to tenth graders at any Testing Center at the College. Students who express interest in post-secondary education are identified and notified of the schedule of the Testing Centers by school counselors. The workflow of the a ctivities will be as follows: College staffwill inform TRINITAS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, INC. of Test Center schedules; - Testing will be conducted by the College's Test Center staff upon appointment at any College Test Center on a College campus or site; College staffwill provide student test scores to the appropriate school administrator(s) as specified on the referral form; Appropriate school administrators will advise students of reading, writing, and/or math deficiencies and will provide other information as requested; and For each test, or re-test, the student will be responsible for payment of the ten dollar ($10.00) testing fee to the College. In order to facilitate the seamless education of students attending TRINITAS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, INC.: TRINITAS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, INC. counselors will carefully screen potential students for dual enrollment courses; TRINITAS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, INC. teachers and high school counselors will encoUl'age qualified students to take a state-approved placement examination; TRINITAS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, INC. counselors will inform parents of dual enrollment opp01iunities at registration meetings; students will be screened, begi1111ing in the ninth grade, and will be placed in "intensive classes" to improve their skills in reading, math, and writing; - TRINITAS CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, INC. will be encouraged to present information sessions re...
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