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ASAA
ACADEMIC AWARDS
ASAA presents an academic award to the school with the highest team GPA, based on grades for the preceding semester, in each championship event.
Minimum team
members: To be considered for the Academic Award
in individual sport championship events, a team
must have a minimum of five (5)
members.
For Cross-country running, Nordic Skiing,
Swimming, and Track & Field, keep girls
and boys separate, as an award is presented
for both genders. For Tennis, combine all
players on one form.
For
fine arts and academic activities, boys and
girls from the same school will be grouped
together for the award minimum of ten (10)
students.
QUALIFYING PROCESS
A. Academic
Award Entry Form - A school must submit academic
award information on this form.
B. Deadline -
Academic Award Entry Forms must be submitted no
later than 5:00 p.m. on the Tuesday prior to the
start of the respective State Championship
event.
C. School
Transcript Analysis
Counting Courses - Count every course that a
student has listed on his/her report card
except those that are on a pass/fail
basis.
Semester - In computing the team GPA, use
only the GPA students earned during the
semester prior to the semester in which the
respective Championship Event is
conducted.
Ineligible GPAs - Cumulative, Quarter or
Mid-Term GPAs should not be
considered.
Freshmen - for new 9th grade students during
the first semester only, DO NOT count their
GPA as one of the entries and do not include
them when dividing by total number of
entries. Freshmen will be included on any
entries after the first semester.
COMPUTING TEAM G.P.A.
A. Student
Grade Point Average
For each course listed for a team member,
multiply the point value of the grade by the
number of semester credits received for the
course. A 4.0 GPA system must be used - A=4,
B=3, C=2, D=1, F=0, incomplete is considered an
F until made up. If a studentís GPA is
above 4.0 due to advanced placement courses, it
will be considered as 4.0, since not all schools
use this grading system. Disregard pluses and
minuses. Do not count courses on the report card
if they are graded on a pass/fail
basis.
Example report
card and GPA computation
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Course
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Credit
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Grade
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Point
Value
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Total
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Math
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1
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B
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1
X 3
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3
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Science
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1
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A
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1
X 4
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4
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P.E.
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1/2
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A
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1/2
X 4
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2
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History
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1
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C
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1
X 2
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2
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French
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1
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D
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1
X 1
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1
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Physics
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1
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B
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1
X 3
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3
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Total
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5.5
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15
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Student GPA (15 ÷ 5.5 = 2.7272)
B. Team Grade Point Average
Compute team average by adding all team member GPAs and then dividing by the number of team members. Team GPAs will be considered to the nearest thousandth of a point.
Example - Tom GPA - 2.73; Dick GPA - 3.13; Harry GPA - 3.46; Sam GPA - 3.25.
Total of individual team member GPAs = 12.57
Team GPA (12.57 ÷ 4 = 3.142)
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SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR INFORMATION
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By submitting this form, you agree that you have reviewed all of the information presented on this form and, to the best of your knowledge, believe it to be true and correct.
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ALASKA SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION, INC.
4048 Laurel Street, Suite 203 Anchorage, AK 99508
Phone (907) 563-3723 | Fax (907) 561-0720
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