Renaissance cards are likely to be handed out either Oct. 15 or 16, according to Leadership sponsor Ruth Ryan.

The program is “a reward program for [students’] grades, attendance and behavior,” Ryan said.

Report cards, which are scheduled to be handed out tomorrow, Oct. 9, are one of the determining factors in receiving a card. Ryan will look at grades, along with discipline records of students, including lunch detentions and ISS.

To receive a gold card, students must have an “A” average, no more than one absence or three tardies and no disciplinary action. The benefits of having a gold card include getting to leave lunch one minute early each day, one homework pass, free admission to ROMS athletic games and admission to any Renaissance event, including the end-of-semester party.

A silver card requires a “B” average with no failing classes, no more than one absence or three tardies and no disciplinary action. Students who receive silver cards will receive the same rewards as those with a gold card, except for the early dismissal to lunch.

For more information about Renaissance, contact sponsors Ryan, Malea Jaffe, Christine Mullins or Daniel Roland.