Meaning of Grades: A-F

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Meaning Of Grades - A-F


A grade of A indicates superior performance. It may be given to a student

whose achievement is significantly above grade level; whose work achieves a

quality and quantity that consistently excels; and who demonstrates a high

degree of initiative, application, and purpose.


A grade of B indicates above average performance. It should be given to a

student whose achievement is above grade level; whose work frequently

excels; and who generally demonstrates strength in the subject.

 

A grade of C indicates average performance. It should be given to a student

whose achievement in most areas of the subject are average; whose work is

acceptable; and who demonstrates a satisfactory degree of proficiency.

 

A grade of D indicates below average performance. It should be given to a

student whose achievement in the subject is barely passing; whose work is

the minimum acceptable for credit; and who demonstrates only weak

proficiencies in the subject.

 

A grade of F indicates failing performance and that no credit can be given for

the subject. It should be given to a student who has not met the minimum

requirements of the course; who has demonstrated an inability or

unwillingness to master the basic elements of the course; or who has failed

to meet the minimum attendance standards necessary to pass a course of

study.