Honor Roll
To be on the Honor Roll, a student must have earned a Grade Point
Average of 3.0 or higher, with no letter grade lower than a “C”.

Incomplete Grades
If a student has incomplete course work, which results in an incomplete
grade for a grading period, they will be allowed the same number of
days to make up their work as the number of school days missed.
Students who fail to make arrangements with their teachers to complete
the work will receive a failing grade.

Schedule Information
All students will register in the spring for the fall semester. Counselors
and/or administrators will carefully explain information concerning
scheduling and registration. All students are required to schedule a
minimum of seven periods of classes each semester leading to a
minimum of five credits toward graduation. Students must keep
graduation requirements in mind when registering.
Schedules may be changed only with the recommendation of the
counselor and/or principal, working with the student and parent.
Changes to first semester schedule may be made in the Guidance
office by the announced deadline. After that date, a charge of $20.00
per change will be charged unless the school initiates the schedule
change. All subjects dropped after the second full week of the semester
may receive a “Withdrawal Failure” for the term.

WorkStudyPrograms
Only students who qualify for a stateapproved
WorkStudy
Program
may be excused from school for work purposes. These WorkStudy
Programs are approved and administered by PEVS.

Eighteen YearOld Students
As long as a student is enrolled in school, he/she must comply with all
of the rules and regulations governing the school, regardless of his/her
age. Students 18 years of age or older must comply with all rules and
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regulations of the school, or be subject to disciplinary actions. In order
to remain enrolled in high school, students must continue to adhere to
the policies and procedures regarding verification of attendance, notes
from parents, etc.

Fines and Fees
Each year, students are assessed fees for consumable supplies used in
some of their classes. Please pay student fees in the HS office before
the end of the first nineweek
grading period. Also, fines may be
assessed for overdue library books, misuse or loss of books, locks,
property, equipment, or furniture. No students with outstanding fees
or fines may participate in any extracurricular
events, get a
transcript or participate in Commencement exercises. Parents and
students are encouraged to make regular payments toward the school
fees.

Withdrawal from School
In order to withdraw from school, the following procedures must be
followed:
a) Written notification from parents of the withdrawal is to be
given to the Counselor or Principal.
b) Withdrawal forms, which are available in the school office, are
to be signed by each of the student’s teachers and then by the
Principal.
c) Books must be returned to each teacher.
d) Fines and fees must be paid in the office.
Transcripts of grades may not be forwarded to the student's new school
until all financial responsibilities are fulfilled for Paulding Schools. The
Principal has the authority to withdraw a student 18 years of age
or older from the high school for attendance reasons.