Electronic Grading. Teachers will post student grades electronically no later than ten (10) school days after the due date for the assignment or date of the quiz, test, or examination, or by the due dates of progress reports or report cards, whichever is earlier. It is understood that long-term, major projects and presentations may not be posted on-line within ten (10) school days, but will be posted by the dates of progress reports or report cards if they are to be counted in the final average. In the event the electronic grading system of the Pittsfield Public Schools is inoperable, the timelines referenced herein shall be extended by the amount of time the system was inoperable. After investigation, exceptions to the ten (10) school day requirement may be made at the sole discretion of the principal. A letter of expectation will be issued for a first offense.
Electronic Grading. It is expected that bargaining unit members electronically enter all grades counted towards each term’s final average on a consistent and regular basis, at least once every scheduled school cycle.
Electronic Grading. Employees shall maintain the District’s on-line grading program in a timely manner and shall post grades and enter interims and report cards so parents and students can know the status of the student’s grades at all times. Parents without computer access can request a copy from office staff.
Electronic Grading. Grades shall be recorded electronically within a reasonable amount of time, but no more than seven (7) school days, after the assignment, quiz, test, etc. Each class shall possess at least nine (9) graded tasks in a nine (9) week marking period.
Electronic Grading. It is expected that bargaining unit members electronically enter grades on a consistent and regular basis, at least every two weeks.
Electronic Grading. Section 10.1 Responsibility for back up of the electronic grading system shall be by the Employer.
Electronic Grading. Section 31.1 There shall be electronic grading at both the High School and Junior High School. It is agreed and understood that:
Electronic Grading. Teachers will post student grades electronically no later than ten (10) school days after the due dates of assignments or after dates of quizzes, tests or examinations. Teachers will post grades by the due dates of progress reports or report cards, if these dates are earlier. Teachers will post the grades of long-term, major projects, and presentations by the dates of progress reports or report cards if these grades are a factor in the final grade. Teachers will not be held responsible for computer or software issues or problems that are not under their control, or for any issues arising from computer hacking. The posting requirement may be extended by the building principal at the request of the teacher if the principal determines that personal or family illness, personal emergency, the type of assignment justifies a longer turnaround time, or a comparable justification warrants an extension.
Electronic Grading. Teachers will post student grades electronically no later than three (3) school days after the date the graded student work was provided back to the students, or by the due dates of progress reports or report cards, whichever is earlier. Teachers will not be held responsible for computer or software issues or problems not under their control, and will not be responsible for any issues of computer hacking or sharing of passwords by parents or students. In the event that the District decides to implement an electronic grading system at the elementary level, teachers will be provided training. The three (3) day posting requirement may be extended by the building principal at the request of the teacher whenever the principal determines that personal or family illness, personal emergency, or a comparable justification warrants an extension.
