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Grading & Report Cards​

GRADING SCALE

NUMERICAL GRADING 

Grades are reported in accordance with Texas state law as follows:

Academic Subjects 

Conduct 

  

Credits Earned

Classification (year)

  90–100 = Excellent 

E = Excellent 

  

  0–5.5 

  Grade  9 (Freshman) 

  80–89 = Good; above average 

S = Satisfactory 

  

  6–11.5 

  Grade 10 (Sophomore) 

  75–79 = Satisfactory; average 

P = Poor; below average 

  

  12–17.5 

  Grade 11 (Junior) 

  70–74 = Passing; below average 

U = Unsatisfactory 

  

  18 or more 

  Grade 12 (Senior) 

  Below 70 = Unsatisfactory; failing 

        


 

GRADE POINT AVERAGE (GPA)

Your GPA is a number that shows how well you're doing in your classes overall. Think of it like your academic scorecard. Each class you take gives you a grade, and that grade gets turned into points:

GPA Comparison Chart

Letter Grade

Regular Class GPA

Honors Class GPA

AP Class GPA

A (90–100)

4.0 points 

4.5 points 

5.0 points 

B (80–89)

3.0 points 

3.5 points 

4.0 points 

C (75–79)

2.0 points 

2.5 points 

3.0 points 

D (70–74)

1.0 points 

1.5 points 

2.0 points 

 

REPORT CARDS

Each grading cycle will count for 30% of a student’s final semester average. The final exam will count for 10% of the final semester average.

 

Grading Cycle 

Report Card

Aug. 12 - Sep 19

Sept. 26

Sep. 22 - Oct. 31

Nov 10

Nov. 3 - Dec 19

Jan. 9

Jan. 6 - Feb. 20

Feb 27

Feb. 23 - Apr 17

Apr. 24

Apr. 20 - June 4 

June 12