Grades Criteria
LETTER GRADES, WORK HABITS, AND DEFINITIONS
Letter Grades:
A | 86 - 100% | Excellent or Outstanding Performance in relations to learning outcomes. |
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B | 73 - 85% | Very Good Performance in relation to learning outcomes. |
C+ | 67 - 72% | Good Performance in relation to learning outcomes. |
C | 60 - 66% | Satisfactory Performance in relation to learning outcomes. |
C- | 50 - 59% | Minimally Acceptable Performance in relation to learning outcomes. |
I | No demonstration of minimally acceptable performance in relation to the learning outcomes in this reporting period. | |
F | No demonstration of minimally acceptable performance in relation to the learning outcomes for the course. | |
W | Student has withdrawn from the course. | |
SG | Standing Granted. Acceptable level of performance though normal requirements not completed. | |
TS | Transfer Granted. Standing is granted based on records from an institution other than a school. | |
RM | Requirement Met (for use with Graduation Transitions only. |
Work Habits:
Excellent (E)
- Responsibility: Demonstrates an industrious work ethic, ready to work and learn.
- Cooperation: A class leader exemplified by a high degree of positive and meaningful participation initiated by the student.
- Independence: A keen and enthusiastic learner actively seeking out personal growth and learning opportunities.
Good (G)
- Responsibility: All assignments turned in, ready to work and learn.
- Cooperation: Works well with other students and teachers, participates in class in a meaningful way.
- Independence: A self-directed learner, takes appropriate initiative and responsibility for learning.
Satisfactory (S)
- Responsibility: Most assignments turned in, usually ready to work and learn.
- Cooperation: Usually works well with other students and teacher(s).
- Independence: Often requires direction.
Needs Improvement (N)
- Responsibility: most assignments missing, frequently not ready to work and learn.
- Cooperation: Does not work well with other students or teacher(s).
- Independence: Needs one-on-one attention most of the time