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Cazenovia School District
Burton Street - Kindergarten Through Fourth Grade
- Articulated curriculum.
- Continual
program review and revision.
- Comprehensive
Instructional Management System for Math
(CIMS)
- Strong basic
skills program
- Enrichment
program for academics and arts.
- Primary and
intermediate special class and resource room
programs.
- Optional
multi-age program for pupils in Grades 1 and
2.
- Use of
micro-computers for literacy, assisting, and
managing instruction.
- Traditionally
structured to provide emphasis for individual
needs and differences.
- Learning
centers for reading and math.
- Music, art,
library, and physical education
programs.
Cazenovia Middle School - Grades 5 Through 7
- Comprehensive guidance
program.
- Continuation of CIMS Math
and Basic Skills.
- Over 95% of Middle School
Students study foreign language - French or
Spanish beginning at grade 5.
- Learning Centers for reading
and math.
- Special class and resource
room programs.
- Art, music, library,
physical education programs as well as
technology, home and career skills
programs.
- Use of microcomputers for
computer literacy, computer assisted
instruction, drill and enrichment
activities.
- Performing student groups -
band, string ensemble, chorus, and
drama.
- Extra curricular clubs and
activities including: foreign language club,
sing language club, intramural sports, and
environmental club.
Cazenovia High School
(Grades 8 Through 12)
- Accredited by Middle States
Association of Colleges and Secondary
Schools.
- Selected as United States Outstanding
Secondary School by the United States Department of
Education.
- S.A.T. Scores - Recent classes have
averaged 528 on the verbal section and 535 on the
mathematics section with more than 80 percent of the
students being tested. The scores earned, and the number
tested are considerably higher than the New York State
and national averages.
- More than Eighty-five percent of all
seniors go to college.
- College level courses offered at
Cazenovia include English, social studies, math, science,
and foreign language. Credit is earned through Adelphi
University, and the Advanced Placement Program
C.E.E.B.
- Macintosh and PC computer
laboratories.
- Comprehensive programs for students
with special needs.
- Computer assisted drawing and design
laboratory.
- Well defined computer courses form
Introduction to Advanced Programming.
- Vocational programs in business,
agriculture, and technology.
- Vocational programs in over 20
subjects at the Onondaga-Cortland-Madison BOCES
Centers.
High School
Counseling
Cazenovia High School students
are assigned counselors by grade level and by
alphabetical divisions. Counselors assist students
with their social, emotional, and educational
development.
The Counseling Office is located
in Room 110. Counselors provide information or
direct services related to:
Academic Problems, Career
Planning, College Entrance, Course Selection,
Discipline Problems, Drug Problems, Family
Problems, Graduation, Job Placement, Personal
Problems, Scholarships and Loans, Special
Programs>
In order to reach out to all
students, counselors engage in a variety of
activities: one-to-one counseling, group
counseling, parent counseling,
student/teacher/parent conferences, etc. The
counselors also coordinate academic programs such
as career options, peer counseling, and the
tutorial program. Counseling offices maintain an
"open door" policy, making themselves readily
available to students, parents, and teachers. No
problem is too trivial to be discussed; no problem
is too complex that the team cannot offer
assistance, either personally or by referral to
specialists.
High School Grade Level
Classification
The criteria for classification
at each of the grade levels is outlined
below:
Grade 9 - Satisfactory
completion of eighth grade course work, and/or
faculty recommendation and approval of the
principal.
Grade 10 - Satisfactory
completion of 4.75 units.
Grade 11 - Satisfactory
completion of 9.50 units.
Grade 12 - Satisfactory
completion of 13.25 units.
High School Report
Cards
Honor
Roll
Honor roll is
determined by grade point average
(GPA)
Honor Roll -
3.0-3.5
High Honor Roll -
3.6-3.9
Highest Honor Roll -
4.0-4.3
Grades
Cazenovia High
School uses the table below for determining
grade point averages (GPAs) and rank in
class:
Grade point
average corresponding to letter grades for
students in AP courses (who take the AP exam
in May) are 0.3 units higher. For example, a
student in an AP course would receive 3.6
points for a B+ instead of 3.3. An F for
these students remains at 0 points.
When calculating the GPA,
the letter grade value is multiplied by the
units to determine the weighted grade point.
These are summed and divided by the total
units in that marking period.
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