PROBATION

 At the conclusion of each term, if a student's performance falls below average in academic subjects, behavior, or work habits, they may be placed on probation for the following term. In such instances, parents and students will be required to sign a probationary contract outlining the specific standards and expectations. Failure to meet these standards as outlined in the contract may result in the student's discontinuation of attendance at Saint Jane Frances School.

RETENTION POLICY

A teacher may recommend that a child be retained based on a comprehensive assessment of the student's academic, emotional, and social well-being. This decision is made in consultation with the principal, and parents are regularly informed of the student's progress and the possibility of retention. If a parent disagrees with the recommendation for retention, they may be advised to seek alternative placement for the child. Students who are at risk of retention may also be required to attend summer school, receive tutoring, and take a proficiency test at the end of the summer in order to be promoted. Please note that Saint Jane Frances School does not offer a summer school program. Parents will be notified in March if their child is at risk of being required to attend summer school and by May if their child is required to attend.