All students in grades K-5 receive a standards-based report card that includes proficiency scores rather than single letter-grades for student performance in subject areas. The report card shares specific feedback about a student’s progress toward the skills and understanding of each standard in a subject area. This is important because it better identifies where a student is excelling in a subject, as well as where he/she might need additional assistance.

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How will my child be graded?

All students will receive only a proficiency score indicating how well he or she understands the concept or skill taught during that marking period. These proficiency scores are:

• N: Novice - Needs improvement; not making expected progress toward proficiency

• DP: Developing Proficiency - Beginning to grasp and apply key concepts, processes and skills

• P: Proficient - Regularly grasps and applies key concepts, processes and skills with limited errors

• AP: Advanced Proficient - Consistently demonstrates proficiency; grasps, applies and extends key concepts,
  process and skills

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