Agriscience Magnet Program (AMP) Requirements/Expectations
Students of the AMP are held to the highest of standards and are expected to be actively involved in the program. All magnet students are required to meet the criteria listed below in order to retain magnet status on a yearly basis.
UIL Athletic Participation
Students accepted for a transfer from another NEISD high school to attend the AMP at James Madison High School are usually ineligible for varsity competition for 1 year. However, the student/parent should consult with NEISD Athletic office for advice related to UIL regulations and options.
Students of the AMP are held to the highest of standards and are expected to be actively involved in the program. All magnet students are required to meet the criteria listed below in order to retain magnet status on a yearly basis.
- All magnet student candidates must submit a NEISD Magnet Common Application prior to enrollment into the program.
- All magnet students are required to actively participate in the AMP. Active participation can be satisfied in the following ways: (a). Maintain an approved Supervised Agriculture Experience Program (SAEP). (b). Participate in Career Development Events (CDE) and/or Leadership Development Events (LDE). (c). Participate in a minimum of two FFA activities each semester. (d). Community service and/or volunteerism projects.
- A student's continued enrollment in the magnet program is contingent upon satisfactory attendance, grades, and/or behavior. Magnet program students will be required to follow the NEISD Student Code of Conduct. The campus administration has the authority to revoke the enrollment of a student during the school year for failure to adhere to school rules; NEISD policies; local, state or federal law.
- Students are required to pass ALL classes with a minimum average of a 70 and a minimum average of a 80 in the student's agriculture course(s).
- The student is required to maintain satisfactory conduct at school and during school related activities. Satisfactory conduct is determined by the NEISD Student Code of Conduct and the Campus Behavior Management Plan. Any student action that results in a Disciplinary Alternative Education Placement (DAEP) may result in the student being removed from the magnet course/program and returned to his/her home campus upon the completion of the DAEP.
- The student is required to maintain satisfactory attendance at James Madison High School. Satisfactory attendance means that a student will attend the appropriate number of days each semester required to receive course credit.
- If James Madison High School is not the student's home campus, the student is required to adhere to any additional "North East Transfer Rules/Guidelines" as written on the Career and Technical Education (CTE) Student Transfer Request.
- Transportation to James Madison High School will be provided for students residing within the NEISD boundaries from their home high school campus. Students residing in NEISD but living outside the James Madison High School attendance area must make transportation arrangements to their home high school in order to ride the shuttle to James Madison High School. It is the parent's/guardian's responsibility of students residing outside the NEISD boundaries to provide their own transportation to and from James Madison High School.
UIL Athletic Participation
Students accepted for a transfer from another NEISD high school to attend the AMP at James Madison High School are usually ineligible for varsity competition for 1 year. However, the student/parent should consult with NEISD Athletic office for advice related to UIL regulations and options.
