Report Card Standards

Standards Brochures by Grade

• Parent Brochure - English
• Spanish-Web 2017 Parent Brochure
• Kindergarten
• First Grade
• Second Grade
• Third Grade
• Fourth Grade
• Fifth Grade

Advantages of a Standards-Based Report Card

In addition to providing you and your student with greater detail about achievement and progress to-ward grade level standard, the standards-based report card has other advantages. A standards-based grading and reporting system will:

• Allow students more than one opportunity to show what they know, understand, and can do
• Make grading more clear and consistent
• Give feedback to students and parents so that students can work to improve their performance or redo an assignment
• Connect grading and reporting to district standards

The ultimate goal of all achievement reporting is the improvement of the educational and develop-mental experiences of all children. Our grading system will help our district accomplish this goal.

Report Card Standards vs. Benchmark Assessments

Standard scores represent a student's growth to-ward end-of-year standards and is based on a variety of daily assignments. Benchmark assessment scores represent a one time assessment score that does not necessarily show a student's complete progress towards end of year standard.

Additional Content Standards

Content Standards for Science, History-Social Science, Health, Physical Education, and Visual & Performing Arts can be found at the California Department of Education's website.