Family portal · Module 17 of 20

Grades

Grades are listed one card per course, and every card carries the same two things: the number, and what the number means. A percentage on its own tells a parent very little.

Route
/grades
Captured in
Firefox
Reaches
Parents and students
Grades screen with per-course cards, letter grades, scores, written explanations and Explain This Grade buttons
Plate 46 Grades. The written summary names the specific topics behind the mark — surface area and volume, trigonometric ratios — not just a level.

What each card shows

ElementHolds
Subject & courseThe subject label and the full course name, so parallel courses stay distinguishable.
TeacherWho teaches it, where the school shares that.
Letter grade & scoreThe grade on the course's framework scale, with the percentage.
Written summaryWhat the student is doing well and where they're struggling, by topic.
Results publishedHow many results the grade is based on this year.

Explain this grade

Explain this grade opens the reasoning behind a mark — which assessments fed it, which topics pulled it up or down, and what would move it. It's the same underlying evidence a teacher sees, put into a parent's language.

Nothing appears before the school publishes it

Courses read No grades published for this course yet until results are released. Teachers mark and review first; families see a course grade only once the school publishes it.