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The
following charts outline the grading practices of the
Newton County School System. Progress reports will be sent
home each nine weeks to notify parents of their child's
current academic and social development. For more information
please see the
Newton County Elementary School Instructional Program
webpage.
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Explanation
of Grading System |
| Letter
Grades |
Number Grades |
Numeric
Grades |
| S
= Satisfactory |
3 = Consistent and Independent
Achievement of the Standards |
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A
= 90 - 100 |
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P = Progressing |
2 = Ongoing Progress toward
Achievement of the Standards |
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B
= 80 - 89 |
| N
= Needs Improvement |
1= Limited or Minimum Progress
toward Achievement of the Standards |
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C
= 75 - 79 |
| |
|
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D
= 70 - 74 |
| |
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F
= Below 70 |
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For more
information on the grading Rubrics used to determine grades
please see the
Newton County Elementary School Instructional Program
webpage
(scroll to the bottom of
the page for the rubrics).
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Subject
|
Grade Level
|
Grade Assigned
|
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Reading |
1-2 |
3, 2, 1 (Grade 2 - S, P, N also) |
|
3 - 5 |
Numerical Grade 70 - 100 or F |
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Language Arts*
|
1-2
|
3, 2, 1 (Grade 2 - S, P, N also)
|
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3-5
|
Numeric Grade 70-100 or F
|
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Spelling
|
1-2
|
3, 2, 1 (Grade 2 - S, P, N also)
|
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3-5
|
Numeric Grade 70-100 or F
|
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Mathematics
|
1-2
|
3, 2, 1 (Grade 2 - S, P, N also)
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3-5
|
Numeric Grade 70-100 or F
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Science/Health
|
1-2
|
3, 2, 1 (Grade 2 - S, P, N also)
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3-5
|
Numeric Grade 70-100 or F
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Social Studies
|
1-2
|
3, 2, 1 (Grade 2 - S, P, N also)
|
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3-5
|
Numeric Grade 70-100 or F
|
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Handwriting |
1-5 |
3, 2, 1 |
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Music |
1-5 |
3, 2, 1 and S, P, N |
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Art |
1-5 |
3, 2, 1 and S, P, N |
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P.E. |
1-5 |
3, 2, 1 and S, P, N |
| Conduct |
1-5 |
S, P, N |
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* Language Arts includes writing,
grammar, vocabulary, listening, speaking,
viewing and problem solving. |
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Students
in kindergarten receive grades of 3,
2, 1 in the areas of academic, social,
emotional, and physical development.
The kindergarten curriculum provides a balanced program
that addresses the social, emotional, physical, and
academic development of each child. Through processes of
exploration, discovery, and invention, our kindergarten
children develop the concepts, skills, and attitudes
necessary for continued success in school. |
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