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Middle School Complementary Options for Remedial Instruction

 Before or After School Tutorial
 Saturday School Tutorial
 Contracted Academic Services
 Suspension of Other Curriculum
 Online Coursework
 Other Strategies

NOTE: Complementary options for remedial instruction in reading may be offered in addition to, not in place of,
required reading interventions as detailed in the District’s K-12 Comprehensive Research-Based Reading Plan and
the Middle School Reading Remediation section of this document. In addition, remedial course offerings
(intensive courses in reading or language arts) must be taken in addition to language arts courses, not in lieu of
these courses.

Middle School Course Recovery (MSCR)

The MSCR Program provides students with additional academic support and instruction. MSCR
utilizes Edgenuity, a competency-based computer curriculum program offered by the SDPBC to
recover middle school courses. Middle school students who have failed one of the core
course(s) listed below, may enroll and work during school, before school, after school,
Saturdays, and complete 50 percent of the course work at home to receive a grade change
once the coursework is completed and mastered.

The student may receive the grade he/she earned through the computer-based program to
replace the failing course grade.

All MSCR Program teachers must be currently certified as a teacher and be MSCR trained
annually in order to qualify as a MSCR Program teacher.

All student grade changes acquired through the computer-based MSCR Program using the
criteria above must have a Grade and/or Course Change Documentation (PBSD 0797)
completed and filed in the specific student’s cumulative folder.

MSCR Content Areas Offered
 Language Arts
 Mathematics
 Science
 Social Studies

HIGH SCHOOL (9-12) REMEDIATION REQUIREMENTS
In accordance with Florida Statute § 1008.25(3), remedial and supplemental instruction
resources must be allocated first to students who fail to meet achievement performance levels
required for promotion. The School District provides remedial instruction for those students

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