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Kindergarten students receive progress reports based on the accomplishment of skills, levels of readiness, physical motor skill development, social development and adjustment, personal knowledge, and student work habits.
The grading scale is:
B=Beginning
P=Progressing
S=Satisfactory
N=Not Applicable
Primary grade students are evaluated in Religion, Reading, Phonics, English, Spelling, Handwriting, Social Studies, Science, Mathematics, Music, Art, and Social and Christian development.
The grading scale is:
B=Beginning
P=Progressing
S=Satisfactory
N=Not Applicable
Students in grades 4-8 are graded in Religion, Reading, Language Arts, Science, Mathematics, Computer Skills, Social Studies, Music, Art, and Social and Christian development.
The grading scale is as follows:
| A+ = 100% | A = 94 - 99% | A- = 93% |
| B+ = 92% | B = 85 - 91% | B- = 84% |
| C+ = 83% | C = 75 - 82% | C- = 74% |
| D+ = 73% | D = 70 - 72% | D- = 68 - 69% |
| U = 67 and below |
Each student is given an achievement test to determine progress and areas of weakness (ITBS). Eighth grade students will take the Explore Test. This test is required for all 8th grade students to graduate from St. Ann's School.
Assessment reports are issued quarterly to students. Parents are advised to call the School Office in order to schedule a before or after school conference. Teachers are very scheduled during the school day, but are always available, by appointment, before or after school to discuss your child's progress. Parent-Teacher Conferences are held at the end of the first, second and third quarters. Weekly Grade Checks are available for Middle School students upon parent request. Assessments are also sent home in the middle of the quarter.
Eighth graders will have completed all course work prior to receiving a diploma and final grades/transcripts. Students will return to school following graduation to complete all work.
Students in the fourth through seventh grade will return to school after the official end of the semester until all course work is complete.