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The Governing Board for Pointe Educational Services has approved a change in North Pointe Preparatory’s
graduation requirements for the 2007-2008 school year*.

The Board also granted Principal Kisselbach the authority to consider appeals to graduate under the new
requirements (on a case by case basis) for the class of 2007.

Therefore, if you and your parents believe that it is in your best interest to graduate under the 2007-2008
requirements, there are several steps that you need to take.

1) Complete and submit a transcript request form (available in the front office).
2) Submit the following to Principal Kisselbach: a letter from you stating specific reasons for the appeal,
a letter from your parents granting approval for your request, and current transcripts.
3) When your file is complete, Principal Kisselbach will schedule a conference with you to review your request.

Please keep in mind that North Pointe Preparatory requires that Seniors be enrolled in at least 4 classes per
semester.

*In accordance with our charter contract, all changes in the program of instruction must be approved by the Sate Board for Charter
Schools. Our request to change the number of credits required will appear on the consent agenda for the February Board Meeting.
We fully anticipate that our request will be approved.