Algebra 2 Syllabus
Algebra 2 Syllabus Rules and Expectations:

Classroom Rules:#1– Be prepared before the bell rings and stay on task the whole class period. #2– Students will be able to learn in a safe and welcoming environment. #3– Students will have respect for themselves, the teacher, other students, and the property in the classroom.

  

                                                                        

                                                                       

                       

  
           

Materials:

·        3-ring binder with paper, or notebook and folder

·        Scientific calculator- - preferably a Texas Instruments TI-30XIIS (~$15)

·        PENCILS

·        Book cover or brown paper bag

 

Units to be covered:

·        The Michigan Department of Education has provided High School Content Expectations (HSCE) for Algebra 2.  All these HSCEs will be addressed throughout the course.

·        Textbook/curriculum to be used:  McDougal-Littell Michigan Version Algebra 2

·        We must move at a steady pace in order to cover all of the expectations.  It will be imperative that you come in for extra help if you find yourself struggling. Grading:·        The Blissfield High School grading scale will be used.·        Grades will be weighted- 60% tests, 20% homework/quizzes, 20% cumulative review·        Students who score less than 60% on a test will be required to remediate and retest; students will only be able to score a 60% on the retest. Other important information: 
  • School rule:  NO food or drink in the classroom
  • School rule:  NO electronic devices (cell phones, ipods, mp3’s, cameras, etc.)
  • Restroom- 1 pass per nine weeks
  • Problem of the Week- 2 points extra credit every week
  • VIP- WORK TIME!
  • Cheating = 0; Copying someone else’s homework is considered cheating
  • Exams- cumulative midterm and final worth 20% of semester grade
  • Tardies and Absences- I follow the school’s tardy and absence policy.
  • PENCILS ARE A MUST! 
  • Homework- expect it on a daily basis- you learn math by doing math
  • ALWAYS SHOW ALL WORK, or you will be given no credit until it has been done completely
  • I am willing to coming in before and after school, as well as VIP for extra help; however, I do not know you need help if you don’t ask…
  • It is important to learn how to communicate mathematically, therefore you will be doing some writing as a part of this class
 Parent /Teacher communication is important- please contact me if you ever have any questions or concerns regarding your student!  Parents and students, when you have read and understand these papers, please sign below and have your student return this bottom portion to school for their first homework grade. Parent                                                              Student                                                                                                                                                 I have read and understand the paper work for Mrs. Denkins’ Algebra 2 class.