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2006-2007
Qualification Criteria
Participation in the
RYHA S.K.A.T.E. program is voluntary.
Participation is
determined by the family of the individual player.
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Student athletes
graded on a numeric, letter grade, or “S” system must have a
Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 or above. (i.e. 2.999 does
not qualify)
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Special
education students may qualify with a letter from their case
manager stating that they showed above average performance.
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Home-schooled
student athletes may qualify with a letter from their
home-school instructor stating that they showed above
average performance.
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Grades will be
used from the time period that most closely aligns with the
hockey season. (Rogers Middle School and Elementary School
student athletes will use second quarter, November 8, 2006 –
January 25, 2007, grades; Rogers High School will use first
semester)
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All grades
received during the designated grading period must be used
to determine GPA.
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If a student
receives an “Incomplete”, an “F”, or an “N” during the
designated grading period, he/she does not qualify for
S.K.A.T.E.
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Report cards
will be used to determine GPA. S.K.A.T.E. team
representatives will collect the grade information, verify
eligibility, and submit the names of the qualifying players
and their respective GPA’s to the S.K.A.T.E. Association
Coordinator. S.K.A.T.E., the RYHA S.K.A.T.E. coordinator,
and the RYHA team representatives will respect all laws and
privileges for privacy. All information will be kept
confidential.
Grade Point
Formulas
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A+ |
4.333 |
D+ |
1.333 |
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A |
4.000 |
D |
1.000 |
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A- |
3.667 |
D- |
0.667 |
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B+ |
3.333 |
E |
4.333 |
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B |
3.000 |
S+ |
3.667 |
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B- |
2.667 |
S |
3.000 |
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C+ |
2.333 |
S- |
2.667 |
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C |
2.000 |
P |
2.333 |
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C- |
1.667 |
N |
0.000 |
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Letter
Grade System
For each
class, list the points that correspond with the letter
grade. Add the points together and divide the
total points by the total number of classes to arrive
at the GPA. This formula should result in a number
between 0 and 4.333. If the result is 3.0 or
higher, the student athlete qualifies for S.K.A.T.E..
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Satisfactory “S” System
For each
class, list the points that correspond with the letter
grade. Add the points together and divide the
total points by the total number of classes to arrive
at the GPA. This formula should result in a number
between 2 and 4. If the result is 3.0 or higher,
the student athlete qualifies for S.K.A.T.E.. |
NOTE: A 2.999 GPA
does not qualify for S.K.A.T.E.
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