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VII. MARKING SYSTEM
MARK
NUMERICAL EQUIVALENT
A
90 - 100
B
80 - 89
C
70 - 79
D
60 - 69 [Lowest passing grade]
E
Below 60
I
Incomplete
A. The chart on the right reflects the letter grades that are used to indicate student progress.
- An “Incomplete” is given when a student has yet to complete the work for a particular marking period. All incomplete work must be completed by the interim of the following marking period.
- In certain situations, a “G” is given when a student is not required to complete any additional work for a given marking period.
D. Grade Point Average/Class Rank
GRADE
AP/H
A
R
A [90 - 100]
7
6
5
B [80 - 90]
6
5
4
C [70 - 79]
5
4
3
D [60 - 69]
4
3
2
Weighted Grade Point Average
To compute the weighted average using the chart on the right, identify the difficulty level at which a course is offered (AP/H, A, R), and multiply the weighted point value by the number of credits a course is worth. The sum of all quality points earned is then divided by the number of credits attempted. Because grades are weighted for each ability level, the weighted grade point average recognizes the level of difficulty of the courses selected. Rank is computed from weighted GPA.
GRADE
AP/H
A
R
A [90 - 100]
4
4
4
B [80 - 90]
3
3
3
C [70 - 79]
2
2
2
D [60 - 69]
1
1
1
Un-Weighted Grade Point Average: An unweighted grade point average will be computed on student transcripts in addition to the weighted grade point average. All subjects in the curriculum will be included. The final grade factor is multiplied by the number of credits assigned to each course. The sum of all points earned is then divided by the total credits attempted by each student.
Rank is calculated using weighted GPA at the end of
11th grade (6th semester), at the end of the first semester of 12th grade (7th semester), and at the end of the 12th grade (8th semester). The valedictorian is determined by the rank of the core content courses and other H/AP electives at the end of the 8th semester. Seniors have the option to either report or not report their rank on their transcripts sent to colleges. Please see your school guidance counselor for further information and procedures as well as guidance in making this decision