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Grading Scale

 

Students will receive numerical grades on their report cards as well as their
tests and graded daily work. Below, you will find Greenville County's grading
scale. (Scroll down to see how each subject is averaged.)

A = 100 - 93 (excellent work)
B = 92 - 85 (very good work)
C = 84 - 77 (average work)
D = 76 - 70 (poor work)
U = 69 – 0 (unsatisfactory work)

Reading

60% = Minor Assessments (Comprehension Skills, Integrated Themes Test, Retelling)
40% = Major Assessments (Theme Skills Test, Reading Quizzes)  

 

Lanugage Arts (Writing, Research, Communciation, Language Skills)

60% = Minor Assessments (Response Journals, Writing Process, Writing Rubrics, Writing Prompts)
30% = Major Assessments (Writing Selection, Language Test)

10% = Spelling Assessments

 

Mathematics
60% = Minor Assessments (Quick Checks, Classwork)
40% = Major Assessments (Chapter Tests, Benchmark Tests)

 

Science/Health

60% = Minor Assessments (Quizzes, Classwork)
40% = Major Assessments (Unit Tests, Projects)

 

Social Studies
60% = Minor Assessments (Quizzes, Classwork)
40% = Major Assessments (Unit Tests, Projects) 


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