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instruction and falls below the 90% attendance requirement, the student will be administratively withdrawn and not be a graduate of the course. Any student who is absent from class for three consecutive days without contacting the instructor or school and without a valid excuse will be considered automatically withdrawn from the course. Airstreams does not offer a leave of absence program. Tardiness/Early Departure Students are expected to be in their seats at the scheduled times, ready for instruction at the beginning of class and following any lunches or breaks. Tardiness is a disruption to the learning environment and is not acceptable. A tardy is a late arrival for any scheduled start time. In addition, early departure from class (leaving before the instructor releases the class) is counted as a tardy. Tardiness and early departures will be counted toward the 90% attendance policy as follows: • 3 tardies or early departures = written/documented counseling. 4 tardies or early departures = one-half (1/2) day of absence. • Tardiness or early departures in conjunction with absence will count cumulatively toward the 90% attendance rule which could result in academic probation. Progress Policies Learning outcomes are established for each ARI course. All learning outcomes state the performance expected of each student and under which condition the behavior is performed. All learning outcome statements meet the following criteria: 1. States the expected performance in measurable terms. 2. Specifies the condition under which the learner is to perform. 3. Specifies the criteria for acceptable performance. 4. Is directly related to the subject matter and content. It is ARI's goal to ensure that each of our students meet all established learning outcomes within our program. Our instructors closely monitor student progress and adjust instruction as needed. Instructors will work with you and are here to help, so please be sure to communicate with them if you are struggling. Grading Plan In order to successfully graduate from the program, students must pass all final exams with 80% accuracy for safety related lessons and 70% for the technical related lessons. Practical evaluations must be completed at a "pass" rating; these evaluations are pass or fail. For subjects that include both a practical evaluation and a written final exam, both assessments must be completed satisfactorily to pass that subject. 90% attendance is also required. Weekly assessment gates are noted throughout the course outline given to you in your syllabus. Written quizzes relate to current topics and are presented upon completion of the topics. The quizzes will be remediated to 100% and serve as a study tool for the written final exams. In addition, practical lab assessments and field tests occur after the appropriate instruction is given. Students will have 3 attempts to successfully complete the practical evaluations. Document: TRN-SCHOOLCATALOGTEH2O22-2023-1.4 24 QAMWMEAPM Revision: 1.4 P.� Release Date: June 14, 2023 All Rights Reserved