7P1 Grading Policy

70% Evidence of Learning 

• Formative Assessments (Quizzes)

• Summative Assessments (Unit Test)

• Projects

30% Commitment to Learning 

• Weekly Choice Board or Checklists

0% Feedback & Growth - These are not part of the student average, but informative 

• Standards Assignments

• Baseline Assessment (Unit Pre-Test) 

• Student Learning Opportunity Check

• IXL Diagnostic

• MAP Growth

• If you’re missing an assignment, you’ll see an “M” in the gradebook. This counts as a zero (0%) until you turn in the completed work with all steps shown.

• Grades in Home Access Center will be updated at least once a week, so check regularly to stay caught up! 

• Due dates will be posted in Google Classroom and Home Access Center (HAC) to help you and your parent(s) or guardian(s) stay on track. 

• If an assignment is not finished during class time, it should be completed by the posted ”Final Deadline” (FD) in HAC, either during a tutorial or on your own time.

• Evidence of Learning assessments must be completed in class only.

• Five-Day Grace Period – Assignments may be submitted up to five (5) school days after the original due date without penalty; which is the Final Deadline (FD).

• No Late Work Accepted – Assignments submitted more than five (5) days after the original due date will not be accepted or graded.

Students with a score below a 90 on an assessment have the chance to improve their grade by showing growth. Students will…

1. Complete corrections for each question missed.

2. Participate in a reteach or tutorial to gain a better understanding of the skills not yet mastered.

3. Attend a Math Tutorial to retest (Take Version B or C) of the assessment to show what you’ve learned

The higher of the two grades (up to a 90) will count. This process is all about learning, improving, and demonstrating mastery.