U S Government Resources and Sites

• Course Outline
• Printable US Government eBook
• Course Calendar
• Finals Schedule

Proceed through the course in the sequence in which it is presented. All reading assignments are presented in sequential order. A copy of the entire course eBook is provided in print and audio formats should you wish to download or print it for your convenience. Online reading and research will also be required and are included in the assessments.

The US Government course covers the U S Government, its formation, branches, and key processes.  A course schedule is provided (below) that outlines all assignments and projects with due dates. All assignments are required to be completed and will be included in the grade for the course. The course grade will be determined by the grade on all unit assignments, activities, tests and performance assessments. The final exam MUST be taken in the presence of the district designated person and MUST be passed in order to receive credit for the class.  See additional course information (schedules, etc).

Students will begin coursework the first day of each semester. Students will have 15 days to drop, thereafter, a grade will be issued.

Helpful suggestions for student success in an online course are to:

• provide computer and internet access,
• monitor student's progression through the units of study,
• assist student with time management skills, and
• remain in contact with the teacher.

Helpful suggestions for student success in an online course

Student expectations.

Time management is key!

Course grades are determined based on:

All teachers who participate in an eSchool online course must:

• possess current certification in the course being taught,
• have passed both Level I and Level II in the Teacher Competency program
• have completed 6 hours training in the SchoolWeb system,
• maintain a current and active course related SchoolWeb site, and
• attend the LISD required teacher training for online courses.