As children grow throughout the year, academic achievement levels show the overall progress of the child toward meeting the grade-level standards and measures progress toward each individual standard. Academic achievement levels show the highest level consistently achieved at the time of the report card.

Fostering social and emotional well-being is a key component in improving learning for our children. When children develop awareness and management of their emotions, when they set and achieve important personal and academic goals, when they use social-awareness and interpersonal skills to establish and maintain positive relationships, and when they demonstrate decision making and responsible behaviors, then children achieve school and life success.

Attendance is important to your child's success at school! Children are more likely to succeed in academics when they attend school consistently.

The report card consists of four quarters. Each quarter is nine weeks. School staff will communicate with families throughout the school year regarding your child's academic progress.

The report card does not list every standard taught, but it highlights the priority standards for each grade level. Students and families will be able to observe student growth throughout the year.