Green Run Collegiate Grading and Evaluation Practices
Green Run Collegiate Grading and Evaluation Practices
Grading Categories
- “Guided Practice” assignments are 20% of the total grade. Short-term assignments in which students develop and describe skills, content, and concepts.
- “Independent In-process” assignments are 35% of the total grade. Formative Assessments meant to inform instruction.
- “Summative” assignments are 45% of the total grade. Evaluations in which students demonstrate mastery of skills, content, and concepts within a given unit.
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Late Work
- Green Run Collegiate defines late work as any assignment submitted past the deadline.
- A late assignment submitted by the next class will result in a 20% deduction from its overall grade.
- A missing assignment must be completed prior to the end of the current unit to avoid receiving a zero. In the case that a missing assignment is due at the end of a unit, the due date of the late assignment will then be extended to one week after the close of the unit; assignments submitted the next class will receive a 20% deduction, and assignments submitted afterwards, within the one week timespan, will receive credit as determined by the teacher.
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Make Up Work
- Per division attendance policy, students will be allowed to make up all assignments that affect the course grade. Students who are absent and elect to turn in make-up work will need to communicate with their teacher(s) regarding missing assignments.
- Green Run Collegiate defines make up work as graded tasks assigned or due on the day of absence. It is the student's responsibility to make up assignments within a reasonable amount of time through collaboration with the teacher.
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Zeros
- Teachers will implement the use of a zero for a missing assignment. This will be reflected immediately in the gradebook when an assignment is missing.
- If a missing assignment is not turned in by the end of the unit, the grade will remain a zero.
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Extra Credit
- Extra credit is available to students only if all work is completed.
- Green Run Collegiate defines extra credit as enrichment to extend student understanding.
- Extra credit is optional for teachers to implement.
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Academic Support
Scholar Central
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Saturday Support
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- Scholar Central is an after-school program for students to receive additional support in subject areas they may be struggling with.
- Scholar Central is available to students on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm.
- Scholar Central will be available through Zoom as long as school is being conducted virtually.
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- Saturday support is available for students to receive additional assistance from core content area teachers.
- Saturday support will start on September 26th and run every Saturday from 9:00 am – 11:00 am.
- Students may receive additional support in the following areas on the assigned Saturday:
- Math and Science will be available on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month
- Social Studies and English will be available on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month
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