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European /World History Course Requirements European/World History is a study of the major countries of Europe beginning with the Middle Ages and continuing through modern times. The involvement of these countries with other nations around the world is also explored. Required Materials: Textbook-covered, notebook. You will be responsible for the cost to replace a lost or damaged book. Text- World History - People and Nations There will be in class projects/assignments. Tests/Quizzes - Tests will be announced several days in advance. The day before a test will be used as review. All tests will be of equal value. They, with major assignments (equal to test grade) = 100% of report card grade. Exception is quarters where a major project is due - tests & assignments = 65°/ projects = 35% All point totals for each question are indicated on tests. Homework must be neat, complete and turned in during class trine of the due date. I will reserve the right to accept or not accept late or incomplete work (grade will be reduced). If homework assignments of lesser value (bonus points - not test grade) are not turned in at all it results in a 1 point deduction from the report card grade for each homework assignment not done. If a major assignment (long term and worth a test grade) is not turned in at all it will result in a "0" which will be averaged in with all other quarter scores. It is the student's responsibility to see me for missed notes, assignments, etc. or to make up a test due to absences. The due dates must then be adhered to. Extra credit - Consideration will be given to students who are making an effort to do their best on tests, etc, and have turned in all assignments, yet are still having difficulty. Extra credit can be done at the parents'/students' request or offered as an entire class assignment. I reserve the right to deny extra credit if the student has not met the above requirements. Extra help: If you need it, please ask! Questions: contact school at 273-3731 Mrs. Vicki Mohl _____________________________________________________________________________________

Ancient/Medieval History Course Requirements Ancient/Medieval History is a study of the origins of man and development of early civilizations through Medieval time. Required Materials: Textbook-covered, notebook. You will be responsible for the cost to replace a lost or damaged book. Text - Ancient World History - Patterns of Interaction There will be in class projects/assignments. Tests/Quizzes - Tests will be announced several days in advance. The day before a test will be used as review. All tests will be of equal value. They, with major assignments (equal to test grade) = 100% of report card grade, Exception is quarters where a major project is due - tests & assignments = 65°/ projects; 35% All point totals for each question are indicated on tests. Homework must be neat, complete and turned in during class time of the due date. I will reserve the right to accept or not accept late or incomplete work (grade will be reduced). If homework assignments of lesser value (bonus points - not test grade) are not turned in at all it results in a 1 point deduction from the report card grade for each homework assignment not done. If a major assignment (long term and worth a test grade) is not turned in at all it will result in a "0" which will be averaged in with all other quarter scores. Projects: Any projects assigned during the year will be announced well in advance of the due date. All requirements for the project will be explained in class at that time. It is the student's responsibility to see me for missed notes, assignments, etc. or to make up a test due to absences. The due dates must then be adhered to. Extra credit - Consideration will be given to students who are making an effort to do their best on tests, etc, and have turned in all assignments, yet are still having difficulty. Extra credit can be done at the parents'/students' request or offered as an entire classassignment. I reserve the right to deny extra credit if the student has not met the above requirements. Extra help: If you need it, please ask! Questions: contact school at 273-3731 Mrs. Vicki Mohl __________________________________________________________________________________

Psychology Course Requirements Psychology is the study of individual behavior within the framework of the larger society. Text - Psychology - A Way To Grow Required Materials: Textbook-covered, notebook. You will be responsible for the cost to replace a lost or damaged book. There will be in class projects/assignments. Tests/Quizzes - Tests will be announced several days in advance. The day before a test will be used as review. All tests will be of equal value. They, with major assignment ^ equal to test grade) = 100% of report card grade. Exception is quarters where a major project is due - tests & assignments = 65°/ projects -Z, 35% All point totals for each question are indicated on tests. Homework must be neat, complete and turned in during class time of the due date. I will reserve the right to accept or not accept late or incomplete work (grade will be reduced). If homework assignments of lesser value (bonus points - not test grade) are not turned in at all it results in a 1 point deduction from the report card grade for each homework assignment not done. If a major assignment (long term and worth a test grade) is not turned in at all it will result in a "0" which will be averaged in with all other quarter scores. It is the student's responsibility to see me for missed notes, assignments, etc. or to make up a test due to absences. The due dates must then be adhered to. Extra credit - Consideration will be given to students who are making an effort to do their best on tests, etc, and have turned in all assignments, yet are still having difficulty. Extra credit can be done at the parents'/students' request or offered as an entire class assignment. I reserve the right to deny extra credit if the student has not met the above requirements. Extra help: If you need it, please ask! Questions: contact school at 273-3731 Mrs. Vicki Mohl _____________________________________________________________________________________

8th Grade American History Course Requirements Eighth grade history is the study of American History from the Civil War through modern day. Text - United States History - Civil War to the Present Required Materials: Textbook-covered, notebook. You will be responsible for the cost to replace a lost or damaged book. There will be in class projects/assignments. Tests/Quizzes - Tests will be announced several days in advance. The day before a test will be used as review. All tests will be of equal value. They with major assignments (equal to test grade) = 100% of report card grade .Exception is quarters where a major project is due - tests & assignments = 65 projects = 35% All point totals for each question are indicated on tests. Homework must be neat, complete and turned in during class time of the due date. 1 will reserve the right to accept or not accept late or incomplete work (grade will be reduced). If homework assignments of lesser value (bonus points - not test grade) are not turned in at all it results in a 1 point deduction from the report card grade for each homework assignment not done. If a major assignment (long term and worth a test grade) is not turned in at all it will result in a "0" which will be averaged in with all other quarter scores. Projects: All projects will be done in class. Requirements for each will be given at the time of the assignment. It is the student's responsibility to see me for missed notes, assignments, etc. or to make up a test due to absences. The due dates must then be adhered to. Extra credit- Consideration will be given to students who are making an effort to do their best on tests, etc, and have turned in all assignments, yet are still having difficulty. Extra credit can be done at the parents'/students' request or offered as an entire class assignment. I reserve the right to deny extra credit if the student has not met the above requirements. Extra help: If you need it, please ask! Questions: contact school at 273-3731 Mrs. Vicki Mohl ________________________________________________________________________________

 

Sociology Course Requirements Sociology is the study of human society, of groups' behaviors and causes of behaviour in various cultures. Required Materials for Course: Textbook (covered) - you will be responsible for the cost to replace a lost or damaged book. Notebook. There will be in class projects/assignments. Tests/Quizzes - Tests will be announced several days in advance. The day before a test will be used as review. All point totals for each question are indicated on the test. All tests will be of equal value. They, with major assignments (equal to test grade) = 100% of grade. Exception is quarters where a major project is due - tests & assignments = 65% projects 35% Quizzes can be announced or pop. All are of equal value. Homework must be neat, complete and turned in during class time of the due date. I will reserve the right to accept or not accept late or incomplete work (grade will be reduced). If homework assignments of lesser value (bonus points - not test grade) are not turned in at all it results in a 1 point deduction from the report card grade for each homework assignment not done. If a major assignment (long term and worth a test grade) is not turned in at all it will result in a "0" which will be averaged in with all other quarter scores. It is the student's responsibility to see me for missed notes, assignments, etc. or to make up a test due to absences. The due dates must then be adhered to. Extra credit - Consideration will be given to students who are making an effort to do their best on tests, etc, and have turned in all assignments, yet are still having difficulty. Extra credit can be done at the parents'/students' request or offered as an entire class assignment. I reserve the right to deny extra credit if the student has not met the above requirements. Extra help: If you need it, please ask! Questions: contact school at 273-3731 Mrs. Vicki Mohl _____________________________________________________________________________________