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  Drafting I:  Slacker's Review. Daily quiz. 100% minimum grade accepted.   http://www.quia.com/quiz/2463969.html  

http://www.quia.com/quiz/3385518.html  Drafting I unit test, take it until you get 100%

Career Management students, take this test everyday to get 100% for your daily quiz grade. http://www.quia.com/quiz/3249979.html  

 
50% of grades are employablity grades such as, coming to class daily, coming to class on-time, WORKING the WHOLE period, Following directions, and completing assignments.

50% of grades are based on quizzes and paper tests.  All Quia quizzes are done until you reach 100% correct, and are done daily.  The minimum passing grade on paper tests is 85%, but you get to keep taking it until you reach that minimum.. 

No hats, hoods, phones, personal electronic devices, ect. allowed during classroom.   Girls need to have their shoulders and midrifts covered.

Classroom Rules:  No hats, hoods, headwraps, etc.  No cell phones, Ipods, electronic devices, or distractions out during class.  Students are not to ever use drafting computers to play games.  Our lab costs too much money to turn it into an arcade. 50% of your grade = average of all written test scores, daily quizzes, and corrections. 25% of your grade is using Quia 20 min. every night as homework.  If you don't have a computer at home, use the media center before school, or at lunch. 25% of your grade = coming to class on time, coming to class daily, working the whole period, following directions, and completing assignments.  It is even more important that you do what you are expected to do with a substitute to show that you are worthy of trust, employment, positive recommendations, and to stay out of trouble.

Drafting students are required to spend 20 min. a night taking the test for their level as part of their grade. 

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