text: eCADEMY Magnet School: FAQ
  All course work MUST be completed by the end of the semester; there are no extensions, no exceptions. Edgenuity requires that you complete each lesson before moving forward, so you cannot wait until the last week of the semester to get caught up.
  Every week on Monday morning, you can view your grade on StudentVUE or ParentVUE. You can access these locations at mystudentlogin.aps.edu. When you login, you will see the snapshot of your grade for the week prior, which may or may not match the grade your see in Edgenuity. Your teachers may post on a Friday afternoon and you may have done work over the weekend, but the grade should be close. Please know that eCADEMY instructors will contact parents if a student's grade falls below 70%.
  If you are stuck, and you have verified that it's not for any of the reasons given on the Edgenuity – The Student Experience handout on the Edgenuity Instructions page, then contact your teacher. Let them know that you have run into a problem or that you need a test opened. Be specific when you contact your instructor: include your name, ID, the class you're talking about, and what needs to happen. Don't delay contacting them when you run into a problem or need something so that you don't fall behind.
  You may take the final when you have finished all of your course work and/or when final exam day arrives at the end of the semester. You MUST take your final in person; you cannot take it from home. When you reach the end of your course, contact your teacher to make arrangements to take your final in the lab.
  My instructor hasn't responded to me, what should I do?
  Edgenuity works best in Chrome or Firefox. Make sure your computer meets the requirements listed on the Edgenuity – The Student Experience handout on the Edgenuity Instructions page.
  The Actual Grade is your grade in the course, which reflects your work and includes zeroes if you are behind in the class. The Overall Grade is the average of your grades on submitted assignments, but is not a true reflection of your grade for a report card. The Relative Grade will be the grade you will see on your report card at the end of the semester and includes everything in the course, including incomplete assignments.