GRADING SYSTEM – unweighted, used for Honor Roll purposes
A+ = 97-100
A = 93-96
A- = 90-92
B+ = 87-89
B = 83-86
B- = 80-82
C+ = 77-79
C = 73-76
C- = 70-72
D+ = 65-69
D = Based on Effort
F = Below 65
W/P Withdrew Pass*
W/F Withdrew Fail*

* The Add/Drop period shall end after completion of ten full school days.
Effort Mark
4 Above Standard
3 Standard
2 Nearly Achieved Standard
1 Below Standard
LEVEL
I Advanced placement and Honors, JROTC 4
*II College Preparatory/Art/Career/Tech./ JROTC 3
III College Preparatory/Arts/JROTC 1, 2/Business/Music/Performing Dance
IV Special Education/P.E./Health/Introduction to Dance

* Courses designated as Level II courses are those that demand higher levels of preparation than those designated as Level III.
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WEIGHTED SYSTEM
A chart that shows the weighted level of every course offered at Rogers High School is available in the Counseling Office

GRADE POINT AVERAGE

Rogers High School determines a student’s Grade Point Average through the use of a weighted system. In this weighted system, courses are given different numerical values depending on the demands of the course and the level of difficulty. The weighted system is divided into four levels as described below.

A student’s Grade Point Average is determined in the following manner. First the numerical equivalent of the final grade for each course is arrived at using the weighted system chart. The numerical equivalent is then multiplied by the number of credits awarded in the course. These are totaled and then divided by the total number of credits attempted. This is the yearly Grade Point Average.