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It wasn't clear to me what "passes 3 classes in four years" meant, exactly. To clarify: this high school student failed 22 classes in three years at high schoo
by GavinMcG 6y ago
It wasn't clear to me what "passes 3 classes in four years" meant, exactly.
To clarify: this high school student failed 22 classes in three years at high school, but was advanced to the next grade and the next level of class (e.g. Spanish 1 -> Spanish 2) in spite of the failures.
Now, at age 17 (when he would graduate this year had he passed his classes) he has "been moved back to ninth grade" to match the number of credits he has earned from the three classes he passed.
- tablespoon 6y ago> To clarify: this high school student failed 22 classes in three years at high school, but was advanced to the next grade and the next level of class (e.g. Spanish 1 -> Spanish 2) in spite of the failures. Also: > As we dig deeper into her son’s records, we can see in his first three years at Augusta Fells, he failed 22 classes and was late or absent 272 days. But in those three years, only one teacher requested a parent conference, which France says never happened. No one from the school told France her son was failing and not going to class.