Understanding the New Reporting System on Report Cards
Understanding the New Reporting System on Report Cards
If the mark is “1”, the student is not yet meeting expectations.
If the mark is “2”, the student is approaching expectations.
If the mark is “3”, the student is meeting expectations.
If the mark is “4”, the student is exceeding expectations.
If the mark is “2”, the student is approaching expectations.
If the mark is “3”, the student is meeting expectations.
If the mark is “4”, the student is exceeding expectations.
All Marks on a Report Card
“4” = A = 86% to 100% = exceeding expectations
“3” = B to C+ = 73% to 85% and 67% to 72% = meeting expectations
“2” = C to C- = 60% to 66% and 50% to 59% - approaching expectations
“1” = I (In progress) or F (failed) = not yet meeting expectations.
“3” = B to C+ = 73% to 85% and 67% to 72% = meeting expectations
“2” = C to C- = 60% to 66% and 50% to 59% - approaching expectations
“1” = I (In progress) or F (failed) = not yet meeting expectations.
