Grading Policy, Marking Periods, Report Cards

Marking period information:

• Students will receive 4 report cards per year.
• Grades are annualized on the students’ official high school transcripts.
• Semester courses that go on your transcript include: Physical Education, Health, Economics, Government.
• Grades are cumulative.  This means that a test, homework, or project given in September will count for the November, January, March, and June report cards.  Speak to your teachers about make up work, extra credit and credit support.
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Possible grades on my report card:

86-100 Grades may be given in increments of 1 (86, 87, 88, 89, etc.)

65-85    Grades are to be given in multiples of 5 (65, 70, 75, 80, 85)

58         Failing with the potential to pass for the next marking period (not valid for MP4)

55         Failing grade for academic reasons 

50         Failing grade for academic reasons 

45         Frequently absent, failing for academic reasons

40         Has never reported

NL        New Admit; no credit granted 

60 is not a valid grade

A, B, C, D, F--Leadership

Students auditing courses should be graded the same as all other students.

P or F-- service