Originally Posted by popeye2

I have tied a few priviliges( including hunting) to my son maintaining his grades.
The better grades he gets the more things he can do, the lower his grades are, the less he can do, which includes loosing certain priviliges entirely.
In my house, any grade below a "C" is unacceptable except in certain situtaions.
My son really struggled in a chemistry class during one grading period last year and I was well aware that he was struggling, but he got thru it with a "D", I treated it like a "C" because honest hard effort does count in my book.