New DCPS grading policy?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maybe now people won't roll their eyes at every kid in DCPS having all A's.

The way final grades are calculated is so inflated it’s ridiculous. If the average quality points are a 3.31 you grt an A- (a 3.3 is a B+). It’s outlandish.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Maybe now people won't roll their eyes at every kid in DCPS having all A's.

Every kid in DCPS does not have all As

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Fully concur with holding kids accountable for getting assignments in on time, but can we hold teachers to a deadline as well? Some of my kid's teachers don't enter anything into Aspen until 6 weeks after the due date, at which point it is too late to resubmit. Fair is fair.

100000000000% to this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Fully concur with holding kids accountable for getting assignments in on time, but can we hold teachers to a deadline as well? Some of my kid's teachers don't enter anything into Aspen until 6 weeks after the due date, at which point it is too late to resubmit. Fair is fair.

100000000000% to this.

Las day of school is tomorrow and teachers are posting incorrect grades tonight. Ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Fully concur with holding kids accountable for getting assignments in on time, but can we hold teachers to a deadline as well? Some of my kid's teachers don't enter anything into Aspen until 6 weeks after the due date, at which point it is too late to resubmit. Fair is fair.

100000000000% to this.

Las day of school is tomorrow and teachers are posting incorrect grades tonight. Ridiculous.

What do you mean incorrect grades? And are these recent assignments or older ones?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Fully concur with holding kids accountable for getting assignments in on time, but can we hold teachers to a deadline as well? Some of my kid's teachers don't enter anything into Aspen until 6 weeks after the due date, at which point it is too late to resubmit. Fair is fair.

100000000000% to this.

Las day of school is tomorrow and teachers are posting incorrect grades tonight. Ridiculous.

What do you mean incorrect grades? And are these recent assignments or older ones?

Older assignments just being entered into Aspen now being marked as incomplete (when they were completed and submitted on time)

[Anonymous]

I would encourage you to screenshot and email admin and the teacher today.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Fully concur with holding kids accountable for getting assignments in on time, but can we hold teachers to a deadline as well? Some of my kid's teachers don't enter anything into Aspen until 6 weeks after the due date, at which point it is too late to resubmit. Fair is fair.

100000000000% to this.

So maddening!!!

[Anonymous]

The only reason my kid was in school this week was to be able to keep an eye on Aspen and correct teachers when incorrect WS's were put in

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The only reason my kid was in school this week was to be able to keep an eye on Aspen and correct teachers when incorrect WS's were put in

Same

[Anonymous]

I’ve been trying to fix incompletes for 2 weeks now. This grading system really sucks and is unfair to parents who are not on top of things. Let’s go back to the basics and have assignments and tests on paper that are returned to the students graded the following week.

[Anonymous]

You all realize that the policy of incessant retakes added to the churn and burden for teachers. Don’t blame them for submitting grades late or mistakenly enter grades. The whole retake business is utter nonsense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You all realize that the policy of incessant retakes added to the churn and burden for teachers. Don’t blame them for submitting grades late or mistakenly enter grades. The whole retake business is utter nonsense.

I am not surprised. As a parent, I think the whole re-take is BS and further adds to the already lowered expectations currently.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You all realize that the policy of incessant retakes added to the churn and burden for teachers. Don’t blame them for submitting grades late or mistakenly enter grades. The whole retake business is utter nonsense.

if they submitted the grades and provided clear feedback and I knew where my child stood, I would not be sweating the retakes.