What do your letter grades translate to?

[Monchhichi]

Another post here got me wondering. US grades seem to be very different than Canadian grades.

Here the marks are as follows:

R = 0-49
D- = 50-52
D = 53-56
D+ = 57-59
C- = 60-62
C = 63-66
C+ = 67-69
B- = 70-72
B =73-76
B+ =77-79
A- = 80-84
A =85-89
A+ = 90-100

[BC-JoanneNY]

Your grades are a lot more kid friendly, Monch!

This is the translation at Dylan's school:

Academic Subjects:

A = 94-100
A- = 90-93
B+ = 87-89
B = 84-86
B- = 80-83
C+ = 77-79
C = 74-76
C- = 70-73
D = 66-69
F = 65 and below

Social Skills and Work Habits:

1 = excellent
2 = good
3 = improvement needed
4 = unsatisfactory

[BC-SgtMom]

Monch - I love that A+ is 90-100 - might give kids some more confidence to see that an attribute it to their own hard work

[Monchhichi]

Originally Posted by BC-JoanneNY

1 = excellent
2 = good
3 = improvement needed
4 = unsatisfactory

Interesting... we use levels when using rubrics and for our standardized testing and it's the complete opposite:

4 - exceeds the provincial standard (meets all of the expectations)
3 - meets the provincial standard (meets most of the expectations)
2 - approaches the provincial standard (meets some of the expectations)
1 - below the provincial standard (meets some of the expectations in a limited way)