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EPR Grading Guidelines 2011-12.pdf
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- Elementary Progress Report Everett Public Schools Grading Guidelines September 2011 1. - What are the guidelines for giving a ‘3’ or a ‘4’ in the general education classroom? What a ‘4’ is not: A ‘4’ is not for a student who did extra “level-3” work for extra credit, or got 100% on tests made up of all level-3 items. - In Reading and Mathematics, this means the student’s performance is exceeding the already one grade-level higher expectations by one-year. - It is the grade-level expectation that students know all of the letters. - The answer is #1. - Regular Classroom The regular classroom teacher would report progress on the grade-level expectations (in this example, a ‘1’). SpEd Res...
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