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Grades User Guide Introduction Use this guide to assist you while navigating PowerSchool. This guide is based on the PowerSchool Help system, which you can also use to learn the PowerSchool Student Information System (SIS) and to serve as a reference for your daily work. PowerSchool Help is updated as PowerSchool is updated. Not all versions of PowerSchool Help are available in a printable guide. For the most up-to-date information, click the Help icon on any page in PowerSchool. Procedures in this guide describe how to view, add, edit, and delete information in PowerSchool. Depending on your needs and your security permissions, only certain options may be applicable and available to you. This guide uses the > symbol to move down a menu path. Thus, if instructed to "Click File > New > Window," begin by clicking the File menu. Then, click New and Window. The option noted after the > symbol will be on the menu that results from your previous selection. Introduction 1
Grades User Guide Grades Course Grade Scales Set up different grade scales and assign them to the appropriate courses. If you do not assign a grade scale to a course, the system assigns the default grade scale to that course. The default grade scale is determined when the system is set up. For more information on setting up grade scales, see Grade Scales. How to Assign Grade Scales to Courses Courses are always automatically assigned the default grade scale. Either use the default grade scale, or assign a grade scale to a course. For more information, see Grade Scales. 1. On the start page, choose School from the main menu. 2. On the School Setup page, click Courses. A list of current courses appears in the courses menu. 3. Click the name of the course to which you want to assign a grade scale. The Edit Course page appears. 4. Choose the grade scale from the Grade Scale pop-up menu. 5. Click Submit. The Courses page appears. Grade Scales Create multiple grade scales and assign them to different courses or sections. For example, grades given for AP Calculus count more towards a student's GPA than grades for Basic Math. Assign the two courses to different grade scales. For more information on assigning grade scales to courses, see Course Grade Scales. The grade scales you define become the set of grades that are possible to use at all schools on your PowerSchool system. After you set up the grade scales in PowerSchool, the system sends the grades you select for PowerGrade to each teacher's PowerGrade default grade scale. The value of a grade is determined when an historical grade is given to a student taking a particular course. Even if the grade scale for that course changes, the values of that student's grade do not change. How to Create a Grade Scale The grade scales you create are shared by all of the schools on your system. You must log in to the district office before performing this procedure. 1. On the start page, choose District from the main menu. 2. Click Grade Scales. The Grade Scales page appears. 3. Click New. The New Grade Scale page appears. 4. Use the following table to enter information in the fields: Grades 2
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