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ANNUAL COLLEGE READINESS INDICATORS
The following areas are critical to life long success and thus required for you to remain in good standing and be on track to graduate. Each year, you have six College Readiness Indicators that must be completed to remain in good standing.
1. MASTERY
Pass all classes, A-G and more
2. COLLEGE READINESS SKILLS
Minimum annual Common Core Assessment
Grade Level Targets
3. SELF REGULATION
Self-discipline requirement
Fewer than 13 reflections each year
4. PURPOSE
PMC Hours — 10 passion exploration or service hours
5. CRITICAL THINKING
Complete + pass PMC Journeys
6. PRESENCE
Attendance- Fewer than 18 absences
EVA-Specific Grading Policies
Submitting Work For Core Courses
Submitting Work For Core Courses
Once logged in to Pearson Connexus, students will see a calendar for which assignments to do and their due date. Students will read the directions upload their work on Pearson Connexus.
Some examples of assignments are:
Note taking
Online quizzes
Presentations
Worksheets
Projects
Essays
Advisory grades
Advisory grades
Participation Grade
Students will receive a daily advisory participation grade.
Students can earn an A by completing the following tasks everyday:
Showing up to advisory on zoom and being present for at least 40 of the 60 minutes of class.
Verbally Participate in activities.
Turn in their advisory assignment.
1-on-1 Grade
Students will receive one "1-on-1 grade" per quarter.
Students can earn an A by:
Attending all appointments.
Being on time.
Verbally Participating
Completing their 1 on 1 reflection forms.
Late Work
Late Work
After a unit closes, students cannot turn in late work for that unit.
Teachers will unlock an entire unit of work for the student to complete at their own pace. Students will have 3-4 weeks to finish all of their assignments from each unit.
Grading Scale
Grading Scale
To align to the GPA calculations used by the California public university systems (UCs and CSUs), Ednovate defines its unweighted GPA by the following scale:
To align to the GPA calculations used by the California public university systems (UCs and CSUs), Ednovate defines its unweighted GPA by the following scale:
To allow for additional differentiation of student performance, as well as to award students for taking more rigorous classes, Ednovate defines its weighted GPA using the following grading scale:
To allow for additional differentiation of student performance, as well as to award students for taking more rigorous classes, Ednovate defines its weighted GPA using the following grading scale:
Honors classes are awarded 0.5 point bonus and Advanced Placement classes are awarded a 1.0 point bonus when calculating weighted grade point averages. Pass/Fail classes are issued “P” or “F” and earn credit, however, they do not factor into grade point averages. Students must have a 70% to earn credit and pass a pass/fail class. Although students receive quarterly report cards and interim progress reports to help them understand their progress in a course, all official transcripts and GPAs are calculated based off of the semester grade for a course.
Honors classes are awarded 0.5 point bonus and Advanced Placement classes are awarded a 1.0 point bonus when calculating weighted grade point averages. Pass/Fail classes are issued “P” or “F” and earn credit, however, they do not factor into grade point averages. Students must have a 70% to earn credit and pass a pass/fail class. Although students receive quarterly report cards and interim progress reports to help them understand their progress in a course, all official transcripts and GPAs are calculated based off of the semester grade for a course.
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