- West Wing School
- Grading Practices
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Missing Work
An assignment is considered as missing work when it is not submitted by the due date.
Missing work will be treated as such:
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The assignment will be marked with the “Missing” special code in the gradebook
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No Evidence (NE) will be entered for the standards attached to the assignment
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If the work is submitted as Late Work the 49% will be changed to reflect the student’s actual score with no deductions or penalties.
If the work is not submitted as Late Work or does not meet conditions for Late Work, the score for the assignment will be a 49%, dependent upon the school’s processes, by the end of the term.Late Work
An assignment is considered late work when the assignment is not submitted by the due date that was established, but is submitted within the parameters listed on the next slide.
If a student meets the criteria, he/she will be issued full credit for the work submitted (no added penalties or caps on the grade that can be earned). The teacher will mark the student’s assignment with the “Late” special code. If the assignment is an assessment, the proficiency level of the standards attached will be entered.In order for Late Work to be accepted, students must meet the following parameters:
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Assignment is not due within the class period
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Assignment is not a timed activity (such as a Quick-Write Essay)
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Assignment is not a Long-Term assignment (over multiple weeks)
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Assignment is turned in within 5 school days after the end of the instructional unit
Reassessment
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Retakes are allowed for assessments in which scores are entered into the gradebook, for full credit, if reperformance opportunities will not be available during the marking period or in addition to reperformance opportunities during the marking period.
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Once a student has met the criterion for reassessment, the new score will not be capped or penalized.
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Retakes can be in another format.
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For Retakes - the original score is replaced, if the new score is higher.
For Reperformance - the original score may be replaced, if it is higher (PLC team or school decision)
To earn a retake opportunity, a student must complete all of the following:
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Complete all formative coursework related to the content/skill assessed
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Consult with the teacher
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Submit a reassessment plan or application, if required by the teacher
A reassessment plan must be scheduled within 10 school days after receiving the assessment score.
Extra Credit
No extra credit will be given. No student will be allowed to earn more than 100% of the points/percentage possible on any assignment or assessment.
Grade Scales
Deer Valley Unified School District will employ two grade scales (except Kindergarten) to calculate grades using a traditional averaging calculation method.
One grade scale will be used to mark student proficiency of the standards.
One grade scale will be used to calculate the overall course grade.
Students will receive marks for their proficiency toward the grade level standards using the following scale. All gradebook entries in the "Assessment" category will have at least one standard tagged and scored. Gradebook entries in the "Coursework" or "Practice" categories can also have standards tagged and scored.
4 = Highly Proficient
3 = Proficient
2 = Partially Proficient
1 = Minimally Proficient
NE = No Evidence
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