Section I
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- Policies by Section
- IA: Instructional Goals
- IB: Academic Freedom
- IC: School Calendar and Day
- IE: Organization of Facilities for Instruction
- IF: Curriculum Development and Adoption
- IGAB: Human Relations Education
- IGAC: Teaching about Religion
- IGAG: Drugs, Alcohol, and Tobacco Education
- IGAH: Family Life Education and Sex Education
- IGBA: Programs for Students with Disabilities
- IGBB: Programs for Students Who Are Gifted and Talented
- IGBE: Remedial Instruction
- IGBG: Home-Bound Instruction
- IGBH: Nontraditional Education Programs
- IGBI: English Learners
- IGBJ: Title 1 Programs
- IGBL: Family Engagement
- IGBM: Credit Flexibility
- IGCD: Educational Options
- IGCF: Home School
- IGCH: College Credit Plus
- IGCI: Community Service
- IGD: Cocurricular and Extracurricular Activities
- IGDB: Student Publications
- IGDC: Student Social Events
- IGDF: Fundraising, Crowd Funding, and Fund Management
- IGDK: Interscholastic Extracurricular Eligibility
- IGEE: Diplomas for Special Circumstances
- IIA: Instructional Materials
- IIAC: Library Materials and Supports
- IIBH: District Websites and Social Media
- IICA: Field Trips
- IICC: Volunteers
- IJA: Career Advising
- IKA: Grading Systems and Student Progress
- IKB: Homework
- IKE: Promotion and Retention of Students
- IKEB: Student Acceleration
- IKF: Graduation Requirements
- IKFB: Graduation Exercises
- IKFC: Graduation Plans and Students at Risk of Not Qualifying for a High School Diploma
- IL: Testing and Assessment
- IND: School Ceremonies, Religious Observances, and Patriotic Exercises
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- IKB: Homework
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IKB: Homework
Policy
As long as it is properly designed, carefully planned, and aligned to the development of the individual student, homework meets a real need and has a definite place in the educational program. However, teachers and schools cannot use homework for disciplinary purposes. In addition, homework cannot be the dominating factor in interim or final grading. Teachers decide the extent and type of homework within specific instructional plans.
Teachers assign homework to help students become more self-reliant, learn to work independently, practice and improve the skills taught in class, and complete other projects. Tasks should allow students to demonstrate mastery of content, engage in a productive struggle, and fulfill the District’s Vision for Learning. Homework also allows parents and guardians to acquaint themselves with the school program and student educational progress.
History
- Adopted: March 29, 2022
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