Keeping your scholarship
A scholarship rewards continued good effort and good character, so it stays in place only while the student:
- keeps a cumulative GPA of at least 3.5, checked at the end of each term;
- finishes every MyPace course by its end date — no extensions;
- has no disciplinary actions during the semester the scholarship covers;
- keeps the AHS Online Honor Code; and
- stays enrolled at AHS Online in good standing.
Read the full Scholarship Eligibility Policy
Requirements
- Maintain a cumulative GPA of at least 3.5, measured at the end of each term.
- Finish every MyPace course by its end date. The end date is six months after the student's first submitted assignment, and it appears as the due date of the course's final assignment. No extensions to the end date are considered. A student who does not finish a MyPace course by its end date may not be considered for a scholarship for the following semester.
- Keep every standard in the AHS Online Honor Code for as long as the scholarship is held.
- Have no disciplinary actions during the semester the scholarship covers.
- Remain enrolled at AHS Online as a student in good standing.
Review
The Assistant Principal reviews every scholarship recipient at the end of each term, using official grades, the MyPace end date for each course, and the student's disciplinary record. Honor Code concerns are reviewed whenever one is reported.
If a requirement is not met
- The student and parents receive written notice that the scholarship is at risk and which requirement was not met.
- The student then has one term to return to good standing. The scholarship stays in place during that term.
- If the student has not returned to good standing by the end of that term, the scholarship ends.
- A serious Honor Code violation may end the scholarship immediately, at the Principal's discretion.
Exceptions and appeals
The Principal may approve a written exception for documented circumstances, such as illness or an approved accommodation. Extensions to a MyPace end date are not considered. A student or parent who disagrees with a decision may appeal in writing to the Principal within 10 school days of receiving notice.
The amount and terms of each scholarship are stated in the student's award letter. This policy is reviewed every year.