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Cursos avanzados a efectos de exención

APPROVED August 2026
 

A student earning below 70 for a grading period becomes ineligible to participate in UIL and non-UIL activities. If, however, the student earns this grade in one of the following courses, the principal may consider waiving the student's suspension from participation in accordance with UIL rules.

If a student earns below 70 for a grading period in two or more of the designated courses, he or she is not eligible for a waiver consideration to continue participation in UIL or non-UIL activities. (See FM[Local] - Student Activities.)

Only the courses listed below may be considered for suspension removal for UIL or non-UIL purposes when a student earns below 70 for a grading period. Other Cypress-Fairbanks K/Academic Advanced-level courses have no bearing on this rule.

  1. English Language Arts: English K/Academic Advanced, H; English II K/Academic Advanced, H; English III K/Academic Advanced, H, AP, and Dual; English IV K/Academic Advanced, H, AP, and Dual; and Speech Dual
  2. Languages Other Than English: Spanish III K/Academic Advanced, IV-VI K/Academic Advanced, AP, and Dual; Spanish for Native Speakers III K/Academic Advanced and IV AP; French III-VI K/Academic Advanced AP and Dual; German III K/Academic Advanced, IV-VI K/Academic Advanced, and AP; Latin III-IV K/Academic Advanced and AP; ASL III-IV K/Academic Advanced; Chinese III K/Academic Advanced; Computer Science I K/Academic Advanced and Dual, Computer Science II K/Academic Advanced and Dual, Computer Science III K/Academic Advanced, and Computer Science Principles AP
  3. Social Studies: United States History K/Academic Advanced, H, AP, and Dual; World History K/Academic Advanced, H and AP; U.S. Government K/Academic Advanced, H, AP, and Dual; Economics K/Academic Advanced, H, AP and Dual; World Area Studies K/Academic Advanced and H; Comparative Government and Politics H and AP; World Geography K/Academic Advanced and H; Psychology H, AP, and Dual; Human Geography H and AP; European History H and AP; Sociology Dual, and Special Topics in Social Studies K/Academic Advanced and H (Government 2306 Dual)
  4. Mathematics: Geometry K/Academic Advanced and H; Algebra II K/Academic Advanced and H; Pre-Calculus K/Academic Advanced, H, AP, and Dual; Calculus AB H, AP, and Dual; Calculus BC H, AP, and Dual; Statistics H, AP, and Dual; College Algebra K/Academic Advanced, H, and Dual; Advanced Quantitative Reasoning K/Academic Advanced; Robotics II K/Academic Advanced; and Accounting II K/Academic Advanced
  5. Science: Astronomy K/Academic Advanced; Biology K/Academic Advanced, H, AP and Dual; Chemistry K/Academic Advanced, H, AP and Dual, Anatomy and Physiology K/Academic Advanced and H; Environmental Science H, AP, and Dual; Earth Systems K/Academic Advanced and H; Engineering Design and Problem Solving K/Academic Advanced; Physics K/Academic Advanced and H; and AP Physics I, II, C, and Dual; Forensic Science K/Academic Advanced; Advanced Animal Science K/Academic Advanced; Pathophysiology K/Academic Advanced; Food Science K/Academic Advanced; Advanced Plant and Soil Science K/Academic Advanced; and Scientific Research and Design K/Academic Advanced (ARC)
  6. Advanced Placement Electives: AP Art (2-D, Photography, or Digital Art & Media), AP Art 3-D, AP Art Drawing, Art History AP and Dual; and Music Theory AP

K/Academic Advanced = Honors course
H = HORIZONS course for identified gifted/talented students
AP = College Board Advanced Placement course
Dual = Course for which student earns both high school and college credit

8/11/2026