Grading Practices

  • We use a 5-point scale: 0 through 4 with 0 representing "no evidence" and 4 representing "exceeds grade level standard."

    Why Standards-Based & Standards-Referenced Grading?

    This assessment practice aligns better with our district’s mission and objectives. It provides for additional feedback and communication about how well a student is learning in the classroom in relationship to identified priority standards. Parents and students will see areas of academic strength and weaknesses based on these priority standards. Teachers will know more clearly which standards they need to re-teach or extend. Students will know which standards they need additional learning opportunities and/or practice. For additional information, please see our Grading FAQ. 

  • High School Grade Equivalency Scales:

    Standards-Based Grading Scale

    3.50 to 4.0

    A

    3.00 to 3.49

    A-

    2.84 to 2.99

    B+

    2.67 to 2.83

    B

    2.50 to 2.66

    B-

    2.34 to 2.49

    C+

    2.17 to 2.33

    C

    2.00 to 2.16

    C-

    1.84 to 1.99

    D+

    1.00 to 1.83

    D

    0 or IE (insufficient evidence) to 0.99

    F