· What
is the application process?
The
following documents should be included with your application:
a.
Completed application
b.
Most recent report
card
c.
Most current
transcript (out of district only)
d.
Attendance records
e.
Discipline records
(out of district only)
Once these documents are
submitted you will be contacted by phone for an interview or you
will receive a letter stating that you are not eligible at this
time.
Discipline is looked at very
closely. If a student has had serious offences they will
not be granted an interview. LEAD is an ACADEMIC program
and students that attend LEAD must be serious about completing
their academic requirements. (If an infraction occurs at LEAD,
students will be dismissed from the program.)
·
Is
there an age range for students who attend LEAD?
Yes, you must be at least 17 years
old by September 1, 2007.
How long will it take to
graduate?
Every student has different needs.
The credits that are needed and the pace in which a student works
will determine how quickly they will complete the program.
Requirements that must be met to remain at LEAD
Students must complete at least 3
assignments per week in each subject to remain in the program. Since
this is a self-paced program it is imperative that students remain
focused on their program of work and complete in a timely manner. If
students are not able to complete at least 3 assignments they will
be put on probation for 6 weeks and then they will be re-evaluated
to determine if they stay in the program.
Attendance
Students must not miss class
unless it is an emergency. LEAD students attend
classes they are assigned to in either the morning (8:00 –
12:00) or afternoon (11:30 – 3:30) session.
Tardies are not acceptable. All LEAD students must have a job. If
students miss 5 days of classes they will be put on probationary
status and may loose the opportunity to remain at LEAD.