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Hello,
I am touching base regarding TaiJuan's credits. TJ attended summer school he needed .50 credit which he completed. TJ also, needed Geography 9 needed .19 credits he completed .24 in summer school. When he completed those credits he was moved into Civics 9 and US History 10A.
From my understanding Champlin Park students completes Civics in the 9th grade however, in South Washington Public Schools (Park High School) students do not complete Civics until 12th grade.
TJ completed both night school classes and Apak (sp) throughout the school day. He completed the two summer classes that he was placed in and also, worked towards the two others as he completed them within the last 7 days of summer school.
I reached out to Ms. Landberg back
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