197 T1 P.A.R.T.(Parent
Authorized Release Time)
198 T2 GRADE LEVEL: 12
199 T3 NUMBER OF TRIMESTERS:
1
OFFERED: Tri 1, Tri 2, Tri 3
The PART program allows senior students more
independence, responsibility, and flexibility during the day. PART is a privilege granted to
students. To be eligible for PART,
a senior must meet these minimum requirements.
1.) Attendance
A senior who has six or more absences the previous trimester
will not be eligible for PART.
Included in the six absences are any excused or unexcused absences that
the student has accumulated. Any
student that reaches six absences in a trimester will lose their release time
and will be assigned to a study hall.
Days that will not be
counted towards the six are pre-approved absences, school related absences, or
chronic health conditions.
Any student with 3 or more unexcused absences will not be
granted PART for the next trimester and will be pulled from PART during the
current trimester.
2.) Academics
A senior must maintain
a 2.0 GPA for the previous
trimester. Any student who
receives a failing midterm grade will lose their release time for the remainder
of the trimester. Any student who fails
a class the previous trimester will automatically be ineligible for PART.
3.) Behavior
Seniors that have been
granted PART are expected to maintain excellent behavior.
Any behavior that is
of such severity as to cause a suspension may be cause for loss of PART. Examples of suspension related offenses
are: insubordination, harassment, fighting, and truancy.
4.) Credits
A senior must have a
minimum of 56 credits and be on
track to graduate.
PART is available for the first/second hour in
the morning or the eighth/ninth hour of the day. Students
who have release time in the morning must sign in at the office on a daily
basis for attendance purposes.
Students who have release time in the afternoon are required to sign
out. Failure to do this
will result in loss of the PART privilege.
Parents assume responsibility and are accountable
for their student during the release time.