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Assessment, Evaluation,<br />
and Reporting<br />
The Ministry policy documents, “Growing<br />
Success: Assessment, Evaluation and<br />
Reporting in Ontario Schools covering<br />
Grades 1-12, 2010, guides all assessment,<br />
evaluation and reporting practices at The<br />
Tech Academy.<br />
Students will be evaluated in a variety of<br />
ways in order to give an accurate picture<br />
of what they have learned, how they have<br />
progressed, and will afford a basis for<br />
improving both instructional programs<br />
and student achievement. Assessment<br />
and evaluation will be based on the<br />
achievement of the provincial curriculum<br />
expectations and on the achievement<br />
chart categories and levels.<br />
Culminating Activities and Final Exams<br />
Examinations are scheduled for all<br />
students at the end of each school term/<br />
semester. The writing of exams is a major<br />
factor in the assessment of a student for<br />
the purpose of obtaining a credit, along<br />
with attendance and in-class assessment.<br />
Students and parents are requested not<br />
to schedule any activity that would be in<br />
conflict with the examinations. Where a<br />
student is unable to write an examination<br />
due to illness, a doctor’s certificate is<br />
required and school administration must<br />
be contacted.<br />
Final Grades<br />
The final grade for a course will reflect<br />
70% for the evaluations conducted<br />
throughout the whole course and 30% from<br />
final summative assessments conducted<br />
near the end of a course.<br />
Secondary School Provincial<br />
Report Card<br />
All students in Ontario receive a standard<br />
report card based on the Ontario curriculum<br />
through a regular schedule of report cards.<br />
The report card provides information to<br />
each student and their parents about the<br />
student's achievement of expectations.<br />
For Grades 9 to 12, a Provincial Report<br />
Card will be issued to provide information<br />
regarding academic progress and learning<br />
skills. Parents are encouraged to call their<br />
school for information or advice on the<br />
progress of their child at any time during<br />
the school year.<br />
Parent/Teacher Conferences<br />
Parent/teacher conferences are typically<br />
held after early identification reports and/or<br />
after midterm reports. Additional interview<br />
times can be arranged by contacting the<br />
school.<br />
In addition to this, we will have continual<br />
communication through our learning<br />
Management system, where teachers,<br />
parents and students can connect.<br />
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Not to know is bad. Not to wish to know is worse.<br />
— Nigerian Proverb<br />
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