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Calculate your GPA
Calculate your GPA
Graduation Math 101
The grade point average (GPA) is a numerical term referring to the cumulative average that quantifies a student's academic outcomes throughout the duration of a high school career. The GPA is based on final grades per semester or semester grades when enrolled in a year-long course. Every course attempted in high school is recorded on the transcript to ensure there is an accurate historical account of high school enrollment as well as an accurate GPA. See the grading system below, taken from the course registration guide.
Grading System
Grading System
Quality Points for students entering 9th grade are represented in the chart.
Students will receive one extra quality point for approved CCC&TI Community College courses and Independent/UNC system courses.
When is the GPA calculated? The GPA is recalculated at the end of the fall, spring, and summer term (if applicable) to include the newest final grades earned. The higher the grade earned, the more quality points to be received. The more quality points a student receives, the higher the GPA will be. Keep in mind, course attempts that result in an F (numerical average 0-59) or a WF (course withdrawal penalty) will negatively impact the GPA.
How do I calculate my GPA? The GPA equation is the the total number of quality points earned divided by the total number of course attempts (for grades 9-12 only...credits earned in middle school are not included in the GPA).
If you still have questions or need assistance, feel free to contact your assigned counselor. Counselor emails can be found in the staff directory.
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