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Pupil progress reports are the result of daily evaluation of your child. Parents can also check their child’s progress through the Canvas and Infinite Campus system. Report cards will be issued four times a year.

Grades shall be defined as follows in grades 6-12:

A – Firm command of knowledge. High level of skill development. Displays consistent excellence.
B – Command or knowledge beyond the required average skill development. Consistent performance beyond basic requirements.
C – Command of required knowledge. Demonstrates ability to use required skills. Produces what is required.
D – Displays inconsistency in command of required knowledge and skills.
F – Most of basic concepts and skills not learned. Lacks prerequisites needed for later learning.

Grade

Percent

Regular Pts

A+

99-100

4.00

A

93-98

4.00

A-

90-92

3.67

B+

87-89

3.33

B

83-86

3.00

B-

80-82

2.67

C+

77-79

2.33

C

73-76

2.00

C-

70-72

1.67

D+

67-69

1.33

D

63-66

1.00

D-

60-62

0.67

F

0-59

0.00

Grades shall be defined as follows in grades TK-5:

Scale Score

Percentage

Academic Descriptor

Student-Friendly Description

4

80-100%

Highly Proficient

I have demonstrated a deep understanding that goes beyond the learning goal.

 

3

60-79%

Proficient

I have met the learning goal.

2

40-59%

Approaching Proficiency

I am making progress, but there are still areas where I have not met the learning goal.

 

1

0-39%

Not Yet Proficient

I am still working on meeting the learning goal and need more time, practice, and support.

In grades 9-12 the class rank will be determined using the GPA plus formula. Additional weight for Advanced Placement and courses listed below is added to the student’s unweighted GPA after its typical calculation (+ .02 per course per semester). Additional weight (+.01) is added for taking 7.5 credits or more per semester and earning a 2.0 grade point average for that semester.

  • Advanced Calculus

  • Calculus I & II

  • Calculus with Analytical Geometry

  • College Physics I & II

  • English Composition I & II

  • Human Anatomy & Physiology I & II

High school classes taken during middle school will be counted as high school credit toward graduation, and will be computed into the high school GPA.

Appeal Timelines:

If a parent or student believes a report card grade is unfair, the teacher must be contacted about the concern within two weeks of the end of the grading period. The teacher will respond within two weeks. If the concern is not resolved, parents must contact the principal within two weeks after the teacher’s decision. The principal will respond within two weeks. If the parent wants District administration to review a decision, the request must be submitted within two weeks of the principal’s decision. The District decision will be made within two weeks. Every effort will be made to expedite the process.

Parents of TK-3 children shall be informed of student achievement on district-wide assessments during biannual parent-teacher conferences.