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Teachers may assign homework for purposes of reinforcing learning that
has taken place at school and fostering habits of independent study and
responsibility. Assignments will be given with consideration of
students’ varying ability levels. At no time should homework be an
excessive exercise in “busy works” simply to take up time.
An assignment may not always be written work. Homework time should
include time for reading, research, and review. A general rule for home
study time is:
Grade 1 - 3: 45 minutes Grades 4 - 5: 90 minutes Grades 6
-8: 150 minutes
Students should have a quiet, well-lighted place to study, seated at a
table or desk, undistracted by television, radio, stereo, etc. Homework
should be done at about the same time each day. It is most helpful if
there is some kind of reference material in the home. If the child
finishes the assigned tasks before the end of the study time, please see
that he/she has a book to read or research questions to investigate.
Homework must be turned in when the teacher stipulates unless an illness
or emergency prevents this. Such a situation should be rare, but if it
does occur, a note signed by the parent must be sent to the teacher.
Also, if a student has difficulty and is unable to do an assignment, a
note signed by the parent must be sent to the teacher.