GRADES
Grading procedures are determined by Orange County Public Schools.
Individual grading procedures are used at the classroom level.
Grades used for Academic Progress
Grades K-1
S – Satisfactory
W – Working on Skill
N – Needs Improvement
U- Unsatisfactory
Blank- Not Assessed
Grades 2-5
A – 90-100 Outstanding Progress
B – 80-89 Above Average Progress
C – 70-79 Average Progress
D – 60-69 Lowest Acceptable Progress
F – 0-59 Unacceptable Progress
Grades 2-5 Special Areas and Social Development/Work Habits Grades
O- Outstanding
S- Satisfactory
N- Needs Improvement
U- Unsatisfactory
Grades K-5 Grade Level Performance Ratings
Above- Above Grade Level
At- At Grade Level
Below- Below Grade Level
Honor Roll
Honor Roll Recognition events will be held after each grading period to recognize student achievement in grades 2-5. Awards are presented to students for Perfect Attendance, Citizenship and Honor Roll. Criteria for Honor Roll includes a child having all A’s, a combination of A’s and B’s, all B’s, 1’s or 2’s and all S’s.
TRIFECTA HONOR ROLL
Student in grades 2-5 are eligible for Trifecta at report card time each nine weeks. The criteria is as follows: An "A" in each of the content areas, "S" or "O" for conduct/citizenship, and Perfect attendance.
Homework
Students will be given reasonable homework assignments. These may include practice of new skills, book reports, and content reading. Check your child’s Planner for homework assignments. Please provide a time and place for students to do this required work. Our goal is to improve study habits at school and at home.
Textbooks
All textbooks are loaned to students free of charge. However, parents/guardians are responsible for lost or damaged books and will be expected to pay for them. Students are urged to take good care of books to avoid an assessment at the end of the year.
You may view your child's progress, grades and attendance online by using Skyward.