Student Grades. Teachers have the responsibility for assigning student grades as earned by the student through established criteria. Teachers also have the responsibility to maintain records that reflect criteria for those grades given.
Student Grades. Teachers will be expected to maintain grades in a timely and regular manner to enable parents to view student progress throughout the school year via the district-adopted electronic grade book. The District and the Association acknowledge that the evaluation of student work, including determination of student grades is a professional responsibility of the teacher. Should a dispute arise surrounding the grade given to a student, the following procedures will be utilized prior to any grade change taking place:
Student Grades. The responsibility and prerogative for assigning grades to students typically rests with the classroom teacher. The Administration shall not change any grade recorded by a teacher without written notice to said teacher and written notice to the parent indicating that the grade was assigned by the Administration.
Student Grades. 19.2.1 Teachers shall record student grades on the form provided by the Chancellor. The report cards shall be prepared within five (5) school days after the close of each advisory/grading period, except in June when report cards shall be issued on the last day of school for students.
Student Grades a. The grade entered into the pupil’s record by the teacher represents his/her evaluation judgment. The teacher shall be considered expert in evaluating the work of the student, and his/her integrity in grading the pupil shall be respected; the grade given by the teacher shall not be changed by another person except as follows:
Student Grades. The teacher will have the right and responsibility to determine grades of students. No grade will be changed without first consulting with the teacher.
Student Grades. Teachers have initial and primary responsibility for assigning student grades. The classroom teacher, in collaboration with the Multidisciplinary Team (MDT), shall be responsible for determining and assigning grades for inclusion students. Students/parents may appeal a teacher’s assigned grades through communication to the Building Administrator.
Student Grades. A. The Superintendent/Designee shall consult with a student's teacher prior to altering said student's grade except in such circumstances where the teacher cannot be reached.
Student Grades. Each student’s grades shall be assigned in accordance with state law. However, if a student’s grade is changed against the teacher’s recommendation, either due to the student dropping the course to avoid an earned grade or for any other reason, the teacher will be notified in writing by their supervisor within a reasonable period of time with specific information given as to the reason for the grade change and by whom the change was made.
Student Grades. The responsibility for assigning grades rests with the teacher. Neither the Board nor the Administration shall change any recorded grade without the knowledge of and consultation with the teacher. If such a change is made, the person making the change shall assume responsibility for determining the grade, and shall initial such change.
