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Student Grading and Marking Policy

Classes are evaluated within an A, B, C, D, or F grading scale, with plus or minus divisions of these grades applied also. In special circumstances, a grade of “I” will be given to indicate that information was incomplete at the time the grade was awarded. Quite often this is done when a student is ill for an extended period of time.

6th grade exploratory classes  may be “credit” or “no-credit”; however, the teacher may exercise the option to apply a letter grade to either an individual or an entire class. 
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