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# '#' = Failure due to district policy - This will appear next to a semester or final grade average if the student failed to meet the districts minimum requirements to pass for the semester or year. | # '#' = Failure due to district policy - This will appear next to a semester or final grade average if the student failed to meet the districts minimum requirements to pass for the semester or year. | ||
# '@' = Failure to exam violation - When posting an exam grade only either through the WebGradebook, Post Grades Master, or Post Grades By Student, enter the numeric value then the @ then save. | # '@' = Failure to exam violation - When posting an exam grade only either through the WebGradebook, Post Grades Master, or Post Grades By Student, enter the numeric value then the @ then save. | ||
| − | # '!' = Overides system calculations - Any grade with this symbol added, will not let the system recalculate. This applies to marking period, semester and final grades. This cannot be used on assignments in the | + | # '!' = Overides system calculations - Any grade with this symbol added, will not let the system recalculate. This applies to marking period, semester and final grades. This cannot be used on assignments in the WebGradebook. |
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- '*' = Failure due to attendance - When posting a marking period grade only either through the WebGradebook, Post Grades Master, or Post Grades By Student, enter the numeric value then the asterisk (*) then save. Note: This will add "Failure due to attendance" in the comments section of the report card.
- '#' = Failure due to district policy - This will appear next to a semester or final grade average if the student failed to meet the districts minimum requirements to pass for the semester or year.
- '@' = Failure to exam violation - When posting an exam grade only either through the WebGradebook, Post Grades Master, or Post Grades By Student, enter the numeric value then the @ then save.
- '!' = Overides system calculations - Any grade with this symbol added, will not let the system recalculate. This applies to marking period, semester and final grades. This cannot be used on assignments in the WebGradebook.
