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After being sent home from school due to illness or experiencing a fever at
home, your child should not return to school until he/she is fever-free
WITHOUT the use of fever reducing medicine such as Tylenol and/or
Ibuprofen for at least 24-hours. This ensures your child is not contagious
and allows your child the time necessary to recover from illness symptoms.
Fever is a signal from the body that something is wrong; pay close attention
to any other symptoms your child may display. If children have runny noses
and low-grade fevers (under 101°F), it usually means they have a common
cold, while vomiting and diarrhea probably point to a stomach virus. In both
cases, the fever tends to come on gradually and to disappear within a few
days. Seasonal flu symptoms are different and often strike very suddenly.
Let your doctor know right away if your child complains of a sore throat, an
earache, or pain with urination, since these ailments could signal strep
throat, an ear infection, or a urinary tract infection, all of which may need
treatment with antibiotics. You should also check in with your Doctor’s office
if your child shows symptoms of dehydration, such as urinating less than
usual, or seems less alert than usual.
ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP) STUDENT CONTRACT 2018-2019
I plan to enroll in the following AP courses for the 2018-2019 school year:
_______ My parents and I have read and signed the contract explaining the challenges, responsibilities, and rewards of
taking AP classes and understand the expectations.
_______ My parents and I understand that I am responsible for completing the summer
assignments and communicating with the teacher. Students not completing the summer assignment will
not be allowed to drop the course.
_______My parents and I understand that I am enrolling in a two (2)-semester class and that taking an AP class is a
year-long commitment.
_______We agree that, ___________________, will not be permitted to drop the class at any time after registration.
**Except in extenuating circumstances** We understand the permission to drop an AP class is only allowed pending a
decision by the appeals committee; not all drops will be approved.
_______We understand that the course grade and AP exam score are earned independently. We are aware that there is
an AP exam for each class and the cost for each exam is approximately $90.00. We understand that fee reductions may be
available, based on the Federal Program requirements and it is my responsibility to inquire about and discuss fee
reductions with the Counselor.
________________________________________________ ___________________________
Parent/Guardian’s Signature Date
________________________________________________ ___________________________
Student’s Signature Date
Thank you for your interest in Alcovy High School’s AP Program. You have expressed a desire to take one or more AP courses during
the 2018-2019 school year. Taking an AP course and the exam is a collaborative effort between you the student, your parent/guardian,
and the school. Advanced Placement is a cooperative educational endeavor between secondary schools, colleges and universities, and
the College Board. It gives high school students exposure to college-level material through involvement in an AP course, and them
gives them an opportunity to show what they have learned by taking an AP Exam. Colleges and universities often grant credit,
placement, or both, to students who earn specific required scores on the exam. Each party plays a role in the success of the AP
program and must make the commitment to meet the expectations noted below.
The Student agrees to organize his/her time and effort to successfully complete the AP course in which he/she is enrolled. The student
will notify teachers immediately if he/she falls behind in class readings and/or assignments. The student will be expected to complete
assignments, readings and projects outside of class time—and to adhere to assigned due dates. Student will take responsibility to seek
resources to support understanding within the class. Individual integrity is a standard of excellence in AP. Unnecessary absences
should be avoided and students are responsible for acquiring “make-up” work. It is the expectation that the student will take the AP
Exam on its scheduled date and time as outlined by the College Board.
The Parent/Guardian agrees to be familiar with and accept the AP course requirements and policies, and to help his/her child organize
study time in support of class assignments. These classes are rigorous and challenging. Graded assignments are typically more
complex and individual tests cover a larger body of information. Compared to other courses there are relatively few graded assignments
which increases the need for adequate preparation each day.
The School (AP Teacher and AP Coordinator) agrees to provide rigorous instruction and challenging course content as described in
the AP Course Description. Instruction will be provided that prepares students for success in college level classes.
According to the US Dept. of Education, AP access is linked to success in college. It is more important than GPA or socioeconomic
status. Also, students who take AP classes and exams are much more likely to graduate on time. Only one in four students who enter
college completes a bachelor’s degree in four years. This can save parents from 8,000 to 27,000 dollars in college fees. 31 percent of
colleges and universities consider a student’s AP experience when making decisions about which students will receive scholarships.
Students who decide to take AP courses must understand the commitment they are making. Some AP courses have REQUIRED
summer assignments which will count as a grade. These are due at the beginning of the school year. Schedules cannot be changed to
remove a student from an AP class because the student decides the work is too hard or failure to complete a summer assignment.
Student Agreement
I have been informed of the rigor of AP classes. I have read the expectations and accept its academic challenges.
____________________________________ ____________________
Student Signature Date
Parent Agreement
I have read the course expectations, am familiar with the requirements and agree to support my child in his/her endeavors
in the course(s).
______________________________________ ____________________
Parent/Guardian Signature Date
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Alcovy High School
14567 Highway 36
Covington, GA 30014
Telephone: (770) 784-4995
Fax: (770) 784-4996 Gina Clark
Carla Peck
Jacob Vuiller
Sandra Owens, Ed.D., NBCT Kristopher Williams, Ed.D.
Principal Assistant Principals
Costs
1st STEM Exam is FREE!
All other exams are $83 each
If you have questions or need assistance, contact Carla Peck, Assistant Principal at 770-784-4995, EXT 2179, or
peck.carla@newton.k12.ga.us
AP TEST PROFITS
For each Tervis Tumbler cup
sold, students will earn $10
towards an AP test.
Thursday Feb 8-
*$40 per additional test
WHY
To assist students with the cost DISCLAIMER
Funds raised will ONLY be
of AP Tests. used towards AP tests.
Funds cannot be
transferred to another
group/club/sport at Alcovy
WHO High School.
Questions?
Contact Alexandrea Boyington or Sandie Albritton at Alcovy High School
770-784-4995
Boyington.alexandrea@newton.k12.ga.us
Albritton.sandie@newton.k12.ga.us
Sister Act
Production Calendar
Jan Script Rehearsal 1/23(Act 1 read through), 1/24 (Act 2 read through)
Music Rehearsals 1/17, 1/31,2/7, 2/14, 2/28, 3/7, 3/14, 3/21, 4/11,
Script Rehearsals 1/30, 2/1, 2/6, 2/8, 2/13, 2/15, 2/27, 3/8, 3/13, 3/15, 3/20, 3/22, 3/27
SUPER SATURDAYS
*All afterschool rehearsals are from 3:30-5:30, Tech week rehearsals WILL go to 8pm.*
Saturday Sessions
Jan 20 and Jan 27
8:30 am - 10:30 am
Feb 3 and Feb 10
8:30 am - 10:30 am
Mar 3
8:30 am - 10:30 am
**Sessions will meet in the AHS Media Center**
Sign up in the Guidance Office.
Theme: To Be Determined…
Classic Center Atrium
Athens, GA
Saturday March 24, 2018
Ticket Sales
Tickets will be on sale Tuesday and Thursday mornings, before
school in room G4 beginning November 27
November 27-
$50 Single $100 Couple
January 5
January 8- February
$65 Single $130 Couple
16
February 26- March 9 $80 per person $160 per person
Last day to purchase tickets is March 9, 2017
After March 1, 2017 CASH ONLY
Girls 5:30 PM
Mon., 3/5 Union Grove Home
Boys 7:00 PM
Girls 5:30 PM
Thurs., 3/8 Heritage Heritage HS
Boys 7:00 PM
Girls 5:30 PM
Mon., 3/12 Eastside Home
Boys 7:00 PM
Girls 5:30 PM
Thurs., 3/15 Luella Home
Boys 7:00 PM
Girls 5:30 PM
Mon., 3/19 Loganville Loganville HS
Boys 7:00 PM
Boys 5:30 PM
Thurs., 3/22 Locust Grove Home
Girls 7:00 PM
Boys 5:30 PM
Mon., 3/26 Ola Home
Girls 7:00 PM
9th grade/Discipline
Mrs. Belinda Cline Secretary 2167
3130 U.S. 278 2009 Iris Drive SE
Covington, GA 30014 Conyers, Georgia 30013
(770) 787-0400 (770) 918-1198