I feel pretty lucky that my kid’s middle school teachers have kept up with grading. I knew my kid’s report card grades before SIS closed as every assignment was handed in on time and graded already.

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Anonymous wrote:I guess i just don't get the burning desire to check gradebook... and we know report cards come out two weeks after the quarter ends. It has always been this way, so I don't really see the issue.

Some HS teachers didn’t enter grades for the past two months. Presumably, they have finally graded everything. Students would like some clue on how they are doing, and closing the grade book is ridiculous.

Agree.

Right before SIS closed I checked and saw many "Not graded" notes on my HS kids' classes so they have no clue how they are doing. How can student possibly keep track of their grades when the grades are not posted timely?

NOTICE: FCPS Weekly Progress Reports will not be sent to parents Monday, Jan. 23 through Monday, Feb. 6 during second quarter grading and report card generation.

Additionally, the Grade Book and Report Card modules in ParentVUE and StudentVUE will be closed Wednesday, Jan. 25, at 4 p.m. until Monday, Feb. 6 at 6 a.m.

This is what I have. Looks like opens on Monday.

Anonymous wrote:When does sis come back up? It used to say will be closed from this date to this date, but does not do so anymore.

Next Wednesday (2/8). It was written in small font on the bottom of the SIS log in page.

When does sis come back up? It used to say will be closed from this date to this date, but does not do so anymore.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I guess i just don't get the burning desire to check gradebook... and we know report cards come out two weeks after the quarter ends. It has always been this way, so I don't really see the issue.

You don't need to understand it. There are many reasons -from nosiness, to keeping kids with particular needs on track, to teachers not having entered grades for many weeks- why a parent may want to have that access. And it's really none of your concern what those reasons are.

Well, luckily I didn't ask for anyone's reasons. I just said I don't get the big deal. Sorry you get all chapped when people see things differently than you.

Schoology should have all the assignments anyway.

+1000

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I guess i just don't get the burning desire to check gradebook... and we know report cards come out two weeks after the quarter ends. It has always been this way, so I don't really see the issue.

You don't need to understand it. There are many reasons -from nosiness, to keeping kids with particular needs on track, to teachers not having entered grades for many weeks- why a parent may want to have that access. And it's really none of your concern what those reasons are.

Well, clearly just because you want something doesn’t mean you’re going to get it.

But they’re throwing an adult tantrum! And that *always* works to get them their way!

Unfortunately, it does.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I guess i just don't get the burning desire to check gradebook... and we know report cards come out two weeks after the quarter ends. It has always been this way, so I don't really see the issue.

You don't need to understand it. There are many reasons -from nosiness, to keeping kids with particular needs on track, to teachers not having entered grades for many weeks- why a parent may want to have that access. And it's really none of your concern what those reasons are.

Well, clearly just because you want something doesn’t mean you’re going to get it.

+1

Why do ES parents have to suffer because of how long it takes to get high school grades done? Why can't they be separate?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I guess i just don't get the burning desire to check gradebook... and we know report cards come out two weeks after the quarter ends. It has always been this way, so I don't really see the issue.

You don't need to understand it. There are many reasons -from nosiness, to keeping kids with particular needs on track, to teachers not having entered grades for many weeks- why a parent may want to have that access. And it's really none of your concern what those reasons are.

Well, luckily I didn't ask for anyone's reasons. I just said I don't get the big deal. Sorry you get all chapped when people see things differently than you.

Schoology should have all the assignments anyway.

Schoology does not. It is school and teacher specific as to whether it does or not.

Anonymous wrote:Are the kids' assignments and tests not on Schoology? For us anyway, you can see what's going on, and if needed, check in with the kid to see if they're doing everything on time/how their grades are going.

NP and no. I don’t think my son takes electronic Schoology tests for any classes. All assessments and most assignments are on paper. He’s another one with ADHD and in a couple of classes I don’t know if the grade will be a B or F or somewhere in between. So few grades are posted and so few assignments are ever added on Schoology. We rely on SIS to see missing assignments and then try to help him with an organizational plan to be caught up. We would love to do this proactively before things are due but there are only 2 teachers who regularly post upcoming assignments on Schoology.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I guess i just don't get the burning desire to check gradebook... and we know report cards come out two weeks after the quarter ends. It has always been this way, so I don't really see the issue.

You don't need to understand it. There are many reasons -from nosiness, to keeping kids with particular needs on track, to teachers not having entered grades for many weeks- why a parent may want to have that access. And it's really none of your concern what those reasons are.

Well, clearly just because you want something doesn’t mean you’re going to get it.

But they’re throwing an adult tantrum! And that *always* works to get them their way!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I guess i just don't get the burning desire to check gradebook... and we know report cards come out two weeks after the quarter ends. It has always been this way, so I don't really see the issue.

You don't need to understand it. There are many reasons -from nosiness, to keeping kids with particular needs on track, to teachers not having entered grades for many weeks- why a parent may want to have that access. And it's really none of your concern what those reasons are.

Who are you again? Did I miss a vote where you were appointed DCUM board monitor and/or FCPS parent monitor? Take a seat.

Anonymous wrote:Are the kids' assignments and tests not on Schoology? For us anyway, you can see what's going on, and if needed, check in with the kid to see if they're doing everything on time/how their grades are going.

I have 3 kids in HS in fcps. None of their teachers post assignment or test grades on schoology. Many of them don't post homework or classwork there, either.

SIS, not Schoology, is where we check for missing assignments and grades on things that are for the current quarter. My son is also allowed a retest if he gets below an 80. But, we don’t know how he did and if he needs to retest because SIS is closed. It’s very frustrating