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Unread 27-07-2008, 14:13
Andrew Schreiber Andrew Schreiber is offline
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Re: Denying Students into class

Team RUSH has always had an application process. We are required to put in resumes, have an interview, and get recommendations from our parents, our teachers. We also have to write several short essays. Students have been turned down.

On the topic of denying entry in a GP way, it should be done by the teacher of the course. They should be informed why they did not meet the requirements so over the next year they can work towards meeting them if this is something they want to do. Also, keep a record of who applied and why they were turned down. If they come back next year after addressing the issue then you may want to recognize this desire to better themselves.

To all the people who said that they should be allowed on because no one should be denied the chance to learn. Ive known several students who caused problems on RUSH and had to be asked to leave the team. If a teacher has to spend time disciplining kids that is less time they can spend teaching. It is not a decision to be taken lightly and it cannot be made solely by one person. Also, regarding the student input, I believe that students should not judge other students.
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