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| Course Guide You will have 5 school days to make up work due to emergencies. Tests will represent 50% of your grade. Homework and daily grades are 40%. Final benchmarks will represent 10% of your final. Milestone test will count 10% of your final grade 64.94 Kb. 1 | read |
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