Poor academic performance definition

Poor academic performance means a student who has (i)

Poor academic performance means that a student has (i)

Poor academic performance means a student who has (i) scored in the 50th percentile or below on a school district-administered standardized test, (ii) received a score on a State assessment that does not meet standards in one or more of the fundamental learning areas under Section 27-1, as applicable for the student's grade level, or (iii) not met grade-level expectations on a school district-designated assessment.

Examples of Poor academic performance in a sentence

• Poor academic performance may reflect limited English proficiency rather than cognitive/ linguistic deficits.

• Expulsion would not be appropriate for the following: • Poor academic performance • Poor attendance or lateness • Minor breaches of the Code of Behaviour However, any behaviour that is persistently disruptive to learning or dangerous can be a serious matter.

• Poor academic performance is not considered a sufficient reason for dropping a course after the ninth week.

• Poor academic performance of the school for three consecutive years in not being able to keep at least 50 per cent of passes of the general pass percentage.

• Poor academic performance as advised by the Academic Board/ University.

• Poor academic performance does not constitute a valid reason for late withdrawal.

• There are a number of less obvious risks associated with alcohol and other drug abuse that students or employees might not realize, including: Poor academic performance, poor job performance, unwanted sexual activity (i.e., acquaintance rape), sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV/AIDS, pregnancy, jeopardizing future career prospects (e.g., admission to graduate school, Church appointment), and jeopardizing continued employment.

• Poor academic performance may lead to Academic/Financial Warning and/or Academic/Financial Aid Dismissal.

• Poor academic performance alone is insufficient reason to request a post-deadline course withdrawal.

• Senate Economics Legislation Committee, Parliament of Australia, Superannuation (Objective) Bill 2016(2017) [2.2].