SFHS excluding PSEO Students from weighted grades

Treat all students equally, please.

Hoping the district will be transparent with the process and decision that will be made. I would also like to know if the district receives any funding for PSEO students?

This is so unfair to the top students, like punishing the smart.

This is unfair to all past and present PSEO students!! Let's try and work together.

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So unfair to the students who actually care.

This is completely unfair. Think of the traveling expenses the parents will face.

PSEO students should be granted the same weighting.

These kids work just as hard or even harder to secure their futures....they should be recognized for their accomplishments in taking PSEO courses...not penalized by weighted ranking with the rest of the population!!!!!

This would be very unfair to my daughter who works very hard to be a good student

This is ridiculous the classes at the college campus are much harder.

Quit trying to make teachers jobs easier and letting students suffer!!

When you take college classes you are an above student and have earned to receive higher credit and higher standing in your class.

The actual college classes are harder than the classes the high school teacher is teaching. Students should not be treated higher for staying at the high school if all else the ones doing PSEO should be given the chance for higher than 4.0.

All students is ALL students. PSCO students are still enrolled in SFHS as a student.

All advanced classes should earn higher credit.

Shame on the district.

You shouldn't be punished for trying to benefit your future by taking college classes your school offers at the college. Shame on the district.

Thia new rule makes no sense. And definitely is not fair to off-campus PSEO students.

The change to the weighted grade system was decided too late for this year's PSEO students. My understanding is the final decision was made in July at which time many of these students were already enrolled elsewhere. As class rank can affect scholarships it is possible this decision could cost these excellent students real money. At the least, the current PSEO students should be grandfathered into this and treated the same as the in-school college class students. Let's be fair to the best students SFHS has to offer. John K.