Retention of Students
Parents of students in danger of retention are informed of this possibility by April. The primary criteria for considering retention are:
* Academic achievement in all subject areas, especially basic skills mastery, as determined by tests and other assessments.
* Developmental readiness for the next grade.
The professional staff and administration work closely with parents in monitoring student progress, discussing appropriate options, and making the final decision. This final decision regarding retention ultimately resides with the principal. If parents disagree with the final decision, they have the right to appeal to the Superintendent and the Board of Education.
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