Grading and Credit Policies

The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System adheres to the State’s Uniform grading policy as per State Board of Education.

https://www.tn.gov/content/dam/tn/stateboardofeducation/documents/2022-sbe-meetings/july-22%2C-2022-sbe-meeting/7-22-22%20III%20O%20Uniform%20Grading%20Policy%203.301%20Clean.pdf

Tennessee Uniform Grading Scale prior to 22-23 school year

All transfer grades (percents) earned prior to the 22-23 will be converted to the previous Tennessee Uniform Grading Scale.

Letter Percent Points

A 93-100 4

B 85-92 3

C 75-84 2

D 70-74 1

F 69 and below 0


Transfer Grade Conversion

It is the intent of the district to attain the numerical grade from a transfer school or post secondary institution. When the numerical grade is not provided, the following scale will be used to convert the letter grade that is provided:

A+ = 98 B+ = 91 C+ = 83 D+ = 74 F = 65

A = 95 B = 88 C = 80 D = 72

A-= 93 B- = 85 C- = 76 D- = 70

*In order to receive credit for a course, a student must receive a minimum semester grade of 70.

** Transfer percentage grades from out-of-district schools for any year prior to the 22-23 school year will be converted to the Tennessee Uniform Grading Scale for grade points as listed above.

Tennessee Uniform Grading Scale for 22-23 school year and beyond

Letter Percent Points

A 90-100 4

B 80-89 3

C 70-79 2

D 60-69 1

F 59 and below 0


Transfer Grade Conversion for 22-23 school year and beyond

It is the intent of the district to attain the numerical grade from a transfer school or post secondary institution. When the numerical grade is not provided, the following scale will be used to convert the letter grade that is provided:

A+ = 98 B+ = 88 C+ = 78 D+ = 68 F = 55

A = 95 B = 85 C = 75 D = 65

A-= 92 B- = 82 C- = 72 D- = 62


*In order to receive credit for a course, a student must receive a minimum semester grade of 60.

** Transfer percentage grades from out-of-district schools for 22-23 school year and beyond will be converted to the Tennessee Uniform Grading Scale for grade points as listed above.



As a courtesy to our students, the final high school transcript lists both the TN HOPE grade point average and the 10 point scale cumulative average.

All grades earned in high school courses are a permanent part of the high school transcript. Grades are never removed from transcripts. For purposes of the HOPE Scholarship Eligibility Grade Point Average, a student may repeat any failed course, and the failing grade for the first attempt will be exempt in the HOPE Scholarship Eligibility Grade Point Average calculation.