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The Influence Of Missing Testing
May I ask you a question? How is it handled when Gianna missed school for an excused absence? Is she able to take a test she missed or does that count as a zero against her grade? I am only asking because she was out of town March 22nd through 30th and she missed some assignments and tests for some of her classes that adversely affected her grades. I don't know what is the protocol in regards to taking those missing tests or missing assignments.
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