Grading and report cards
Distance learning provides new challenges to our students, families and staff. Teachers are focused on the most critical
things for students to learn and also help students see how they are progressing towards those learning
targets.
Teachers will assign work, provide feedback and grade work. Recognizing that families may be dealing with numerous challenges that impact their day-to-day lives, there will be no penalties for late work.
Grading in elementary
Students in kindergarten through sixth grade will be given a grade on the report card where their teacher can confidently mark a student's progress. In areas where the teacher is not able to confidently mark a student's progress, they will be marked as NE (not evaluated).
Progress reports for students with disabilities will be completed as stated in the student's IEP/IDLP.
Grading in secondary
Students in grades seven and eight will receive a "Pass" or "No Mark" for their final grade in trimester 3. Trimester 3 grades will not impact final year-end grades.
Students in grades 9 – 12 will receive a "Pass" or "No Mark" for their final grade in trimester 3. However, students can request a final letter grade if there is an extenuating circumstance, such as possible NCAA eligibility or college entrance requirements.