When do report cards come out?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Also as DCPS required teachers to take any and all overdue work from any point in the advisory until yesterday, some are digging themselves out of a grading hole.

Ugh that policy is so frustrating. But that is tangential: grades are due November 15, so expect report cards November 17 or 18?

So are report cards coming out today? Sorry - annoyingly anticipating this since my K was "below grade level" in reading at the parent teacher conference. Want to see if he has improved!

In no world should 1) A kindergartner be getting a report card, and 2) a parent be stressing about said report card.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Also as DCPS required teachers to take any and all overdue work from any point in the advisory until yesterday, some are digging themselves out of a grading hole.

Ugh that policy is so frustrating. But that is tangential: grades are due November 15, so expect report cards November 17 or 18?

So are report cards coming out today? Sorry - annoyingly anticipating this since my K was "below grade level" in reading at the parent teacher conference. Want to see if he has improved!

In no world should 1) A kindergartner be getting a report card, and 2) a parent be stressing about said report card.

DP, but after a year of virtual pre-K, I’m very curious how my kid is doing - socially, emotionally, and academically. I’m sure we aren’t where we were in spring of pre-K 3, but I just don’t have a sense of how much she missed and how much she’s caught up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I thought the Nov 10 day of was for report cards? Should we expect report cards for our kindergartener on Nov 17-18 as well?

Our elementary kids’ report cards were in aspen on Tuesday.

Hmm - I googled Aspen, but I have never gotten an email from the school to sign up for Aspen. Is there a way to do it without that email - regular canvas credentials?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Also as DCPS required teachers to take any and all overdue work from any point in the advisory until yesterday, some are digging themselves out of a grading hole.

Ugh that policy is so frustrating. But that is tangential: grades are due November 15, so expect report cards November 17 or 18?

So are report cards coming out today? Sorry - annoyingly anticipating this since my K was "below grade level" in reading at the parent teacher conference. Want to see if he has improved!

In no world should 1) A kindergartner be getting a report card, and 2) a parent be stressing about said report card.

DP, but after a year of virtual pre-K, I’m very curious how my kid is doing - socially, emotionally, and academically. I’m sure we aren’t where we were in spring of pre-K 3, but I just don’t have a sense of how much she missed and how much she’s caught up.

Teacher advice: You're not going to get what you are looking for from a report card; reach out to the teacher and see if you can schedule a 5 - 10 minute meeting or phone call if you want to know where your child is. I have never understood why DCPS doesnt schedule PTCs around the same time as report cards, because every year the report cards inevitably lead to parent requests to meet anyway, which is understandable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Also as DCPS required teachers to take any and all overdue work from any point in the advisory until yesterday, some are digging themselves out of a grading hole.

Ugh that policy is so frustrating. But that is tangential: grades are due November 15, so expect report cards November 17 or 18?

So are report cards coming out today? Sorry - annoyingly anticipating this since my K was "below grade level" in reading at the parent teacher conference. Want to see if he has improved!

In no world should 1) A kindergartner be getting a report card, and 2) a parent be stressing about said report card.

DP, but after a year of virtual pre-K, I’m very curious how my kid is doing - socially, emotionally, and academically. I’m sure we aren’t where we were in spring of pre-K 3, but I just don’t have a sense of how much she missed and how much she’s caught up.

Teacher advice: You're not going to get what you are looking for from a report card; reach out to the teacher and see if you can schedule a 5 - 10 minute meeting or phone call if you want to know where your child is. I have never understood why DCPS doesnt schedule PTCs around the same time as report cards, because every year the report cards inevitably lead to parent requests to meet anyway, which is understandable.

Thanks, I will certainly do. I was hoping to see the report card first (for talking points if not for anything else), but this is our first year in DCPS so I'm not sure what to expect.

[Anonymous]

ok so i went to Aspen and put in my email and forgot password and was able to get in. I think I see something of the report card, but not really. I see a comment that seems from his teacher, but no grades. (This is K)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:ok so i went to Aspen and put in my email and forgot password and was able to get in. I think I see something of the report card, but not really. I see a comment that seems from his teacher, but no grades. (This is K)

What did you put in for username? It wasn’t recognizing just my email. And for which school, if you don’t mind sharing.

[Anonymous]

11/23 see attached https://dcps.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dcps/publication/attachments/SY21-22-DCPS-Print-Calendar-ENGLISH.pdf

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:11/23 see attached https://dcps.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dcps/publication/attachments/SY21-22-DCPS-Print-Calendar-ENGLISH.pdf

OMG could there be a more confusing calendar??? and thanks!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:ok so i went to Aspen and put in my email and forgot password and was able to get in. I think I see something of the report card, but not really. I see a comment that seems from his teacher, but no grades. (This is K)

What did you put in for username? It wasn’t recognizing just my email. And for which school, if you don’t mind sharing.

https://aspen.dcps.dc.gov/aspen/logon.do

my email where I received emails from DCPS worked.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:11/23 see attached https://dcps.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dcps/publication/attachments/SY21-22-DCPS-Print-Calendar-ENGLISH.pdf

OMG could there be a more confusing calendar??? and thanks!

If you struggle with basic reading comprehension just say that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Also as DCPS required teachers to take any and all overdue work from any point in the advisory until yesterday, some are digging themselves out of a grading hole.

Ugh that policy is so frustrating. But that is tangential: grades are due November 15, so expect report cards November 17 or 18?

So are report cards coming out today? Sorry - annoyingly anticipating this since my K was "below grade level" in reading at the parent teacher conference. Want to see if he has improved!

Your kid is in kindergarten and you are worried about the report card?

Lol

[Anonymous]

Do kindergartners get report cards? I honestly have no idea, this our first year at DCPS. They don’t have grades do they?

[Anonymous]

So report cards "mailed" on November 23 then?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do kindergartners get report cards? I honestly have no idea, this our first year at DCPS. They don’t have grades do they?

Yes they get report cards. They are given numbers for different subjects showing whether they are below, on, or above grade level. They’re also evaluated on a bunch of behavior stuff with letters (LP = limited prompting, I = independently, etc.). Not particularly helpful, IMO, unless your school hasn’t been communicating issues/concerns with you.