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Miss Gonzalez
Room P3
Hendrickson High School
Phone: (512) 594-1352
Conference periods: 2nd and 6th
Email: pilar.gonzalezmunoz@pfisd.net
Course Information:
This course is designed to prepare students for careers in agriculture, food and natural resources. This
course allows students to develop knowledge and skills regarding career opportunities, personal
development, globalization, industry standards, details, practices and expectations. Time will be spent in
the classroom, outside (as weather permits), and in the greenhouse. The standards to be met will be
outlined by the TEKS.
Required Classroom Materials (other than paper and pen/pencil):
Composition Notebook
Closed Toed Shoes
Markers and or Colored Pencils
Writing Utensils
****Please note that the above supplies are available from the teacher if you are unable to obtain them. ****
Classroom Rules:
All students are expected to adhere to the following classroom rules:
Be on time and prepared for class.
Demonstrate respect for yourself, others, and our school.
Maintain self-control and stay on task.
Complete your own work and be accountable for your own actions.
Be positive! Negativity only brings yourself and others around you down.
Keep cellphones and other devices (excludes school provided laptop) away and turned off unless
instructed otherwise.
Consequences:
1st offense:
2nd offense:
3rd offense:
4th offense:
Student warning
Conference with student
Contact the parent/guardian
Referral to grade level principle
Grading Policy:
Nine weeks grades will be determined from the following percentages as outlined in the HHS
student handbook:
Major Grades- 70%
Minor Grades- 30%
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Class Requirements/Recommendations:
Major Grades
Final Exam/Projects/Cycle Exam Grades (70%)
Final Exam- The final exam will account for 25% of the students overall grade
for the course.
Projects- Projects will be assigned throughout the units in this course. Students
will be given ample classroom time to work on projects.
Cycle Exams- There will be a test given for each of the units covered in the
course. Tests may consist of the following types of questions: multiple choice,
short answer, true/false, and essay
Minor Grades
Daily Work/Classroom Activities/Participation
Daily Work- Daily work will be given during class and is required to be turned in
before the end of the class on the day assigned. Bell Work is considered daily
work.
Quizzes- Quizzes will be given daily to ensure students are staying on task. Quiz
content will come from the previous days lesson.
Participation- This is a hands-on course. Students will be required to participate
in all planned activities whether they are in a classroom setting or outside.
Dressing appropriately for activities is included in your participation grade.
Students who fail to do so will automatically receive a 70 for that days
participation grade. Students will be told in advance if they are to wear particular
clothes (long sleeved shirt, closed toed shoes, etc).
Make-Up Work (Absences):
A student will be given the opportunity to make up missed class work due to absences. Students have a
period of time equal to the length of the absence to turn in makeup work. After this time, the work will
be considered late and points will be deducted if a student cannot make up the work during the allotted
time, they may develop a plan with the teacher for making up the work. If the makeup assignment is a
participation grade the teacher may choose to have the student submit an alternative assignment.
Late Work:
Students may submit late work during each grading period (3 week period). Ten points will be deducted
for each day the work is late. Work that is not turned in within the three week grading period will not be
accepted.
Students with disabilities:
Any student who feels he/she may need an accommodation based on the impact of a disability should
contact me privately to discuss your specific needs.
Date: _____________