Students are issued progress reports every six to seven weeks with the final report card issued at the end of each semester.
Grading Periods for 26-27 - Grades will be viewable in PowerSchool a week after each grading period. Grades will also be emailed home via digital document delivery. Please use a student or parent account to view them. If you need a parent account, please contact Danielle Kirkendall at [email protected].
Semester 1, Progress Report 1 (P1) Ends: September 18, 2026 - Grades viewable on September 25, 2026
Semester 1, Progress Report 2 (P2) Ends: October 30, 2026 - Grades viewable on November 6, 2026
Semester 1 (S1) Ends: December 18, 2026 - Final grade recorded on student transcript. - Grades viewable on Friday, January 8, 2027
Semester 2, Progress Report 3 (P3) Ends: February 11, 2027 - Grades viewable on February 19, 2027
Semester 2, Progress Report 4 (P4) Ends: March 26, 2027 - Grades viewable on April 9, 2027
Semester 2 (S2) Ends: May 26, 2027 - Final grade recorded on student transcript. - Grades viewable two weeks after school ends.
Standards-Based Grading - Marks Legend - "What do those letters stand for?"
Academic/Scholarship
A = Level 4 Proficiency - Exceeding content-area standards
B = Level 3 Proficiency - Meeting content-area standards
C = Level 2 Proficiency - Approaching content-area standards
D = Level 1 Proficiency - Beginning progress towards content-area standards
F = Little to no progress towards meeting content-area standards
Target Proficiency = Level 3 (B) - All students must know and be able to do by the end of the year or course.
Please Note: The traditional grade scale using percentages does not align with Standards-Based Grading. Please look at the letter grade a student is receiving in class to know how the student is progressing on standards. The percentage attached to a letter grade may not align to the traditional scales in PowerSchool.
Citizenship Marks
E = Exceeds: Consistently exceeds expectations in work completion, preparation, and participation, and actively contributes to the learning experiences of their peers.
M = Meets: Consistently meets expectations: completes work on time, prepared to learn, participates regularly, shows respect for others, and contributes to the building of a positive community.
I = Inconsistent: Inconsistently meets expectations: occasionally completes work on time, not always prepared to learn, participates irregularly, and rarely works well with others.
U = Unsatisfactory: Does not meet expectations: work is habitually late, not prepared to learn, does not participate, and does not work well with others.
Functional Classes (FNC) - As of Fall 2026, some essential Functional courses at the secondary level have transitioned from traditional A-F grades to Credit (C)/No Credit(NC).
Questions? - If you have a particular question regarding one of your student’s classes, please reach out to your student’s teacher. Counselors are also here to assist families.
Transcripts - Unofficial transcripts are available in PowerSchool.