GRADING SYSTEM

   Numerical grades are given for all subjects. In some situations, letter grades listed below may be given.

P = Passing                F = Failing (Below 70 is Failing)    
I = Incomplete            X = Medical Excuse

REPORT CARDS AND PROGRESS REPORTS 2008-09

(Tentative Dates Subject to Change Due To Inclement Weather)

1st Marking Period

     Progress Reports............................. October 9

     Marks Close.................................... November 5

     Report cards sent home.................... November 14

2nd Marking Period

     Progress Reports............................. December 18

     Marks close.................................... January 23

     Report cards sent home.................... February 2

            (including 1st Trimester Unified Arts grades)

3rd Marking Period

     Progress Reports............................. March 11

     Marks Close.................................... April 6

     Report cards sent home.................... April 22

            (including 2nd Trimester Unified Arts grades)

4th Marking Period

     Progress Reports.............................. May 22     

     Marks close..................................... June 18

            (or one week before close of school)

     Report cards sent home.................... Last day of school

           (including 1st Trimester Unified Arts grades)

  Report cards will be issued four times. The report card is only one method of reporting grades. You may call the school at any time to make an appointment to speak with a teacher or school counselor concerning your child’s progress.

PROGRESS REPORTS

  Progress reports may be sent home midway through the marking period or when necessary to inform parents of academic status. These reports indicate your child’s progress. 
   Students should make up incomplete grades within one week of the date marks close. It is the responsibility of the student to make arrangements with the teacher to complete missed assignments. Unless there are extenuating circumstances, the students must comply with the above.