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From: Sarah Maoz - srmaoz@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: final bagrut grade
You are quite correct! As long as a student is in school (regular internal
school) it is the highest grade that counts no matter how many times the
same exam is taken. The moment the student graduates, it is the LAST grade
that counts (the last time he took a certain module after graduating). If a
present 12th grade student graduates and retakes a module he took in high
school this year (summer 2006), the grade he gets AFTER graduating i.e.
Winter 2006 (January 2007) will cancel anything he did in Yod Bet. Hope
this helps. Don't know where this is written - sorry, but Judy Steiner at
Anglit.net can confirm it for you. Sarah
Sonja wrote:
This has probably been asked before, but my principal and our staff seem to
disagree: Is it still true that as long as a pupil is in school, the highest grade counts? (no matter how many times he retakes the test) So for example as student in the 12th grade, who took the C module (in the 11th grade) and wants to retake it again now in the winter and/or the summer, the highest grade counts? Can someone please answer me as soon as possible. Also, where would this information be written? (on the anglit site maybe?)
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