1.2.2 Meeting Attendance & Faith in Action
Meeting Attendance and Faith-in-Action
1.2.2
Section 1 — The New Grading Model
Your Grade: Meeting Attendance and Faith-in-Action
These two holistic tier categories together account for 15% of your overall grade and apply to every course you are taking.
Holistic tier — 10% of overall grade
Meeting Attendance
Your meeting attendance score is entered once per section and applies to all your courses. It is made up of three components totaling 10 points:
| Component | Max points | What earns full credit |
|---|---|---|
| Attendance | 4 | Present at your scheduled meeting. First reschedule per semester = full credit. Second+ = 0. |
| Punctuality | 2 | Joining within 2 minutes of meeting start. Your teacher uses their judgment for borderline situations. |
| Preparation | 4 | All work done, your Calvary course pages open in separate browser tabs — one per course, each at the correct section — assignments organized and ready to present. |
| Total | 10 |
Reschedule policy
One free reschedule per Semester (Fall and Spring) — no penalty. After that, rescheduling counts as a missed meeting. Your work is still due at the original appointment time no matter what.
Holistic tier — 5% of overall grade
Faith-Based Community Values in Action (Faith-in-Action)
Each meeting, as part of your pre-meeting reflection, you choose one of ten ESLR faith-in-action standards and describe a specific way you put it into practice during the week — at school, at home, or in your community. This is the applied expression of Faith-Based Community Values in Action.
This is not graded on how spiritual you sound. It is graded on whether you made a genuine effort to reflect and act. Non-Christian students can earn full credit by demonstrating genuine character and community values in practice.
The ten Faith-in-Action standards
| # | Standard | What it looks like in practice |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Scripture and obedience | Reading the Bible and letting it shape a real decision you made this week |
| 2 | Prayer | Praying with purpose for yourself or someone else — not just out of habit |
| 3 | Compassionate service | Seeing a need and actually doing something about it |
| 4 | Evangelism and witnessing | Sharing your faith naturally through your words or how you treated someone |
| 5 | Integrity in academics | Doing your own work honestly — refusing to use AI to cheat is a great example |
| 6 | Building community | Encouraging a classmate, resolving a conflict humbly, or unifying people |
| 7 | Stewardship of time | Making intentional choices about how you spend your time and energy |
| 8 | Critical biblical thinking | Thinking carefully about an idea rather than just going along with it |
| 9 | Tech and outreach | Using digital skills to create, connect, or serve — not just for entertainment |
| 10 | Holy living and discipleship | Pursuing spiritual growth and investing in others around you |
How it is scored
| Level | What it looks like | Credit |
|---|---|---|
| Full credit | Specific genuine description of faith or values in action + one concrete growth step for next section. Qualifying venues: DDF interaction, prayer forum, club participation, service, acts of encouragement. | 100% |
| Partial credit (teacher discretion) | Reflection submitted but vague or missing the growth step. Something real was attempted. | 50% |
| No credit | Meeting Prep Survey not submitted before the meeting, or the faith-in-action section was empty or clearly hollow. | 0% |