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Miller, David
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How is my Child's Grade Calculated?
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When determining each student's grade in Physical Education class, Mr. Miller looks at FIVE (5) criteria:
- Student Achievement
- Student Improvement
- Student Effort
- Student Conduct
- Student Performance
*Please take note that Physical Fitness Testing is not included in this calculation. Physical Fitness testing is done to educate the student on their current health levels, not to help determine their Physical Education Grade!*
The following grading key represents the Grading Policy for our special area subjects for students in third through fifth grade. Grades are given at the end of each semester. Formal grades are not given for either Library or World Language classes.
Grading Key
O
Outstanding
Student displays exceptional skills and understanding of concepts taught; demonstrates high degree of effort and cooperation.
G
Good
Student displays above average skills and understanding of concepts taught; is attentive and cooperative.
S
Satisfactory
Student displays basic/age appropriate accepted level of skills and understanding; does a minimal amount of class work and/or participates with inconsistent levels of effort.
N
Needs Improvement
Student displays poor understanding or mastery of skills and concepts taught; demonstrates little or no effort or participation in class activities.
X
No Grade
Student has not produced enough work or participated enough for a grade at this time (2nd and 4th marking periods); default grade for all students ( 1st and 3rd marking periods).