Directions - Post Grades (High School)

Teachers are expected to post grades when the grading window is open during midterms and the end of the quarter. Posting allows you to review student final grades, override grades calculated by the gradebook, and add comments. Posting also starts the verification process to update student transcripts and state data. For that reason it is important that every class, even Teacher Assistants, get posted. You shouldn't post grades for a class or student you were mistakenly assigned. However, those mistakes need to be reported to us so we can make corrections before getting error reports.

Step 1

Open a Gradebook

In Skyward, open the gradebook for a class you need to post.

Step 2

Posting > Post Grades

Select 'Posting' from the menu at top and then select 'Post Grades'. You should see a list of terms and grading period information for this class.

Step 3

Post Grades

Select the bolded link to 'Post Grades' that is next to the current term grade information.

Step 4

Optional Comment Posting

If you wish to post comments with this grade you can select the 'View Comment Codes' link to see a list of preset comments and then select the corresponding number in the comment field. You can also write in a free form comment.

Step 5

Select All Checkbox

Check the box above the grades to 'Select All:'. Do the same for the comments if you have any to post.

Note: At the end of the school year it is often necessary to post senior grades earlier than other students in your class. You can do that by checking the box in front of the senior's names. Continuing on with these directions will only post their grades and you will have to return to complete postings for the other students at a later date.

Step 6

Save

Select the 'Save' button.

Step 7

Repeat

Repeat these directions for all classes that appear in your gradebook.

Consider following directions to perform a 'Grade Post Check' if you are unsure a class posted correctly.

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