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Grades 3-6 Updates
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3rd Grade:
- In grade 3, students will still receive the indicator scores (E, P, D, and B) for their special area classes only. Students’ core content area grades will reflect letter grades and percentages (A, B, C, D, and F), which is meant to help facilitate a smooth transition to the upper elementary building and scoring system.
4th-6th Grades:
- Students will continue to be assessed using letter grades and percentages (A, B, C, D, and F) in their core content areas. In their special area classes (music, health/P.E., art, world language, and keyboarding/computer applications), students will receive a limited number of indicator scores (E, P, and D).
- Students in the music performance groups (band, orchestra, and chorus) in Grade 6 will receive letter grades and percentages to match the performance group scoring at the middle level to prepare them for the transition to Grade 7.
Grades K-2
Grading Scale
Grades 3-6
Grading ScaleGrades 4-6
Special Area Grading ScaleA= 90-100%
B= 80-89%
C= 70-79%
D= 60-69%
F= 59% and Below
Indicator Definitions
Extending: Students will receive an “E” if the work they are completing exceeds grade level expectations through enrichment or acceleration opportunities.
- Proficient: Students will receive a “P” if the work the are completing meets grade level expectations.
- Developing: Students will receive a “D” if the work they are completing is reaching towards proficiency for grade level expectations and is showing growth compared to where they started.
- Beginning: Students will receive a “B” if the work they are completing is at a basic level and has not started to show growth towards proficiency for grade level expectations
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