Grades

County Policy:
Per AACPS regulation, students may redo [teacher/team will insert either three, four, or five] assessments and/or assignments each quarter. Students are encouraged, but not required, to participate in teacher-led reteaching. All redo items must be completed within ten days of receiving the original grade and may only be redone one time. The higher of the two grades will be used for calculating the student’s quarter grade. The teacher may choose to have the student redo all of an assessment or assignment or may have student only redo specific items or parts of the work. Students may not redo homework, the quarterly assessment, or a large project; however, students may redo parts of a large project, if graded separately by the teacher, with each part counting as a separate redo. Assessments or assignments due in the last week of the quarter are not eligible. In order to help teachers understand the changes in the regulation, we have prepared a video to be shown
Awards and Recognitions Associated with Grades
Updated: 1/23/25
For the 2024-2025 school year, students will be eligible for the following awards and recognitions:
Principal's Honor Roll:
All students in grades 2-5 are eligible.
Students must earn all A's.
Students must earn all CDs in cultural arts classes.
Students must earn all CDs or PRs in expected behaviors.This is recognized quarterly at report card time.
Honor Roll:
All students in grades 2-5 are eligible.
Students must earn:
Any combination of A's and B's or
1 C with at least one A and B's or
If all B's, no C's.
Student must have CDs and/or PRs in cultural arts
and expected behaviors.This is recognized quarterly at report card time.
Presidential Award for Educational Excellence:
All students in grade 5 are eligible.
Follows the United States Department of Education (USDE) Criteria
Student must earn a 3.5 or higher GPA in all of 4th grade and the 1st quarter of 5th grade.
Student must have exemplary attendance (present no less than 95% of the quarter).
Student must score PLD 3 or 4 on 4th grade MCAP.