ELOC will be utilized for:

1. All student athletes (7-12 grade) participating in school sponsored sports, clubs, organizations, dances, class field trips and other activities.

2. All students seeking academic assistance.

3. All students missing class time due to absence/tardiness to school.

   1. Field Trip permission will be at the discretion of the teachers and Administration.

   2. Classroom teachers need to sign-off on field trips for students.

ELOC Policy and Consequences:

Failing 1: The student is Eligible to participate in contests.

• Student may practice, dress, travel, and play/participate.

• As an advisor or coach, if you have additional consequences, this must be clearly communicated in writing to students and parents.

Failing 2+: The student is NOT Eligible to participate in contests.

• a.    Student may practice, dress, and travel, but cannot play/participate until they are failing 1 or less.

ELOC Assistance- a place for students to receive help getting their work done

1.    ELOC sessions will begin after school on Monday, September 19th.

a.    ELOC locations will be announced at the end of the day.

b.    ELOC locations will be posted in show cases by HS office, Science wing, and student support center.  

2.    The 1st pull of grades will occur Wed., Sept. 21st @ 1:00 pm

3.    The ELOC list will be posted Friday morning Sept. 23 by sport/activity.

a.    Students need to have 4 grades to be listed on ELOC.

4.    The 1st week of ELOC eligibility will begin Monday, Sept. 26th

LATE BUS for ELOC

1.    Student can take the Late Bus available on the following days and times:
a.    Monday–Thursday (3) leaves times 3:30/ 4:00/ 4:30 pm
b.    Fridays- (2) leave times 3:30/ 4:00 pm
        i.     Students Need a pass to ride the late bus, staff will need to provide them with a written pass.

ELOC List - Communication and Postings

1. Students, advisors, teachers and coaches are encouraged to check PowerSchool/Schoology for grade status throughout the week.

2. Wednesday at 1:00 PM the school wide failure list will be emailed from Shelly Herrick to all staff, coaches and advisors.

3. This schoolwide failure list will be by student number and posted outside the Student Support Center by Thursday morning. 

4. Friday morning the ELOC list will be sorted by sport/activity/club and emailed to coaches/advisors by Laurie Lafferty-John.

   1. This allows coaches and advisors time to address any issues with your athletes or club members before the weekend so that efforts working towards full eligibility by Monday can take place.

   2. The ELOC list is in effect from the upcoming Monday through Sunday.

   3. Saturday and Sunday contests will use that week’s ELOC status.

ELOC will be in effect for the following week:

• Qtr. 1 start: week of Mon, Sept. 25            end:  on Nov. 12th

  • BYE week Nov. 13 through Nov. 19th

• Qtr. 2 start: week of Mon, Nov. 20             end: Jan. 28

  • BYE week Jan. 29 through Feb. 4th

• Qtr. 3 start: week of Mon, Feb. 5               end: April 21

  • BYE week April 22nd through April 28th

• Qtr. 4 start: week of Mon, April 29             end: June 16

ELOC ASSISTANCE-

Any student can attend sessions for academic assistance after school beginning Monday, September 18th.

a.   Monday–Friday from 3:00-4:00.

b.   Tuesdays and Thursdays 3-4:30 pm

                                         i.    First Late Bus available Mon-Fri. @ 3:30 pm

                                        ii.    Second Late Bus available Mon-Thurs. @ 4:45 pm

1.   Students Need a pass to ride the late bus, staff will need to provide them with a written pass.

2.   ELOC locations will be announced at the end of the day.

3.   ELOC locations will be posted in show cases by HS office, Science wing, and student support center.  

Student Responsibility

1. It is encouraged that students learn to be an advocate for themselves taking full responsibility for their work assignments and having direct communication with their teachers.

2. Students are encouraged to check their PowerSchool grades frequently.

3. Assignments that are turned in last minute risk the chance of not being assessed immediately based on the availability of the teacher. 

   1. This may affect the eligibility of the student and their ability to participate.

   2. If a student’s (8-12 grade) who have turned in the worked required and the teacher or staff member is or has been absent or not available to adjust ELOC status, students are encouraged to speak with Mr. Siebert for the best course of action.

4. 7th grade students with the above issue should talk to Ms Barrie.

5. Students will need to listen to Warrior Vision announcements, check the school website, check their school email in regard to forth coming

Information regarding ELOC requirements for things such as: class trips, homecoming, prom and other school functions.

Coaches and Advisor Responsibilities

1. Initial Rosters need to be submitted to Mrs. Lafferty-John and Mr. Levi Sponeybarger, alphabetically by last name (no nicknames) including grade level.

   1. If you have changes in your roster (new additions or deletions) as the season goes on, please submit changes and notify the above persons. 

2. Coaches and advisors have the discretion to make alternative eligibility policies that are more restrictive.

   1. A clear written policy that has been communicated to students and parents for agreement and sign off is needed.

   2. Please notify Mr. Bartoszek, Mrs. Lafferty-John, Mr. Siebert, Mr. Long, Ms. Barrie, Mrs. Beaver, and Mrs. Magara with this information as well.

3. When a student is on the ELOC ineligible list, Coaches/Advisors must get written confirmation from the classroom teacher that the student is now eligible for their class or look on PowerSchool for confirmation the student has a 65 or better. 

   1. Written confirmation can be attained through emailed, hand note, PowerSchool or text.

   2. Please do not allow ineligible players to participate in contests until they are cleared by teacher and the ELOC coordinator.

   3. I will share my personal cell with Coaches in a separate email for convenience.

Teacher Responsibility

1. eachers need to have a minimum of 4 grades to put a student on the ELOC list at any point in the school year.

   1. If your grades are calculated prior to having a total of 4 grades, you will need to go in PowerSchool/Schoology and override/ change the grade to a 65 manually to take student off the ELOC list.

2. If ELOC list has been pulled and you do NOT have 4 grades and forgot to override grades please contact Laurie Lafferty-John to avoid students being listed on the ELOC list for your class.

3. When a student has completed assignments and meets your expectations for good academic standing, please notify immediately Laurie Lafferty-John and coach/advisor if possible. 

4. This communication will be directed to the Coach/Advisor as soon as possible.

5. As a teacher, there may be situations that you choose NOT to put a student on ELOC even if they are failing after 4 grades.

   1. In this situation, log into PowerSchool/Schoology and override the grade with a 65.  It can be changed later to reflect actual grade.  

   2. There may be unforeseen circumstances (traumatic events) that have put a student in a difficult situation causing them to miss school for long periods of time or affecting them from having the ability to focus on school work.   

   3.  Example: a student who has experienced a death in the family or other tragic events that you as a teacher feel in fairness that more time is needed before there is academic consequences.

Last Minute Issues

              Any last-minute issues should be addressed by one (or more) of the following staff:

• The teacher of the subject with failing grade.

• If the teacher is unavailable, then see those persons below depending on grade level.

  • Mrs. Lafferty-John, ELOC Coordinator

  • Mr. Siebert, HS Principal

  • Mr. Long, HS Assistant Principal

  • Mr. Bartoszek, Athletic Director

  • Mrs. Beaver - Seneca Principal

  • Mrs. Beaver- Seneca Principal