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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The grade for the quarter should be reflected if the last graded assignment was indeed the final one. A week or two later Edline will post grades for the marking period. Final exam grades show up on the report card, but some teachers will post this as an "ungraded" assignment on Edline so students can determine their final grade for the semester. Final exams are 25% of the semester grade. Someone please correct me if I am wrong, but I am pretty sure this is how it works.[/quote] Final semester grades are figured out with a formula based on the letter. So, for example, my kid had a class where he got a C (Q1) an A (Q2) and an E on the final (yeah, I'm still puzzled by that one too). That comes out to a C, regardless of whether he got a 59 or a 1 on the final, because CAE = C. [/quote] http://www.montgomeryschoolsmd.org/uploadedFiles/schools/blakehs/staff/finalgradecalc.pdf[/quote] OK, so the very helpful page at the link above (thanks PP!) includes the following statement: [b]Teachers have the option to force a grade up or down depending upon the student's performance in the course and mastery of the course objectives.[/b] Does this mean that the teacher might have the ability to bump the final grade up if a kid got As both quarters but a D or E on the final exam? My son carried a 98 percent average for each of the last two quarters in a class, but fears he completely messed up the multiple choice final because he missed a number and started putting answers in the wrong places (or something--he was so stressed out about the screw up he couldn't even talk about it). Anyone know if there is any hope for ending up with an A due to teacher flexibility in a scenario like that?[/quote]
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