Grade Change. For any questions regarding grade changes, call the Vice Chancellor of Instruction at (979) 830- 4130. Xxxxx College procedure is that grades older than one year will not be changed. State law (Education Code, Sec. 51.931) allows students who have academic credits earned 10 or more years prior to the starting date of the semester in which they seek admission to any public institution of higher education to have those credits or grades not considered in the admission decision. If admitted under this “academic fresh start” provision, the student may not receive any course credit for courses undertaken 10 or more years prior to enrollment.
Grade Change. 1. Except as provided in this Section, the board of the Kalamazoo school district shall not permit any board member, superintendent, assistant superintendent, principal, assistant principal, guidance director, teacher, or any other person to change a grade given to a pupil by a teacher unless the teacher who gave the grade to the pupil is informed in writing of one or more reasons why the grade should be changed and the teacher concurs in the grade change.
2. An administrator, or his/her assistant administrator as designated, shall be responsible for receiving and handling grade change requests, including informing the involved teachers and the affected pupil. Challenge(s), if any, will be made in a timely fashion. If the teacher who gave the grade does not concur in a grade change proposed, a teacher in the school, a counselor in the school, or the principal of the school, after consulting with the teacher who gave the grade and the proponent of the grade change, may cause a review panel described below to convene to consider a grade change. A person causing a review panel to convene shall file a notice to that effect with the board designee, and the review panel shall meet to consider the proposed grade change within twenty (20) days after the notice is filed with the board. After evaluating the reasons for the proposed grade change, the review panel, by a majority of its members, may approve, disapprove, or modify the proposed grade change. The review panel shall not approve a proposed grade change, or approve a proposed grade change as modified by the review panel, unless the review panel finds that the proponent of the grade change has met the burden of establishing that there was no rational basis for the challenged grade under the teacher’s established grading procedures.
3. A review panel shall not convene unless the proponent of the grade change submits a request for the grade change to the principal in writing setting forth the reasons for the grade change within thirty (30) days after the pupil received the grade.
4. A review panel considering a grade change under this section shall be composed of three (3) teachers selected by their bargaining unit (at least one (1) teacher from the department/grade being reviewed), one
(1) board member selected by the board, and the district superintendent or the superintendent’s designee. The person who causes the review panel to convene shall not serve as a member of the review panel.
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Grade Change. When a job is reclassified one grade upward and the incumbent employee has occupied the position two or more years, the job shall not be posted and the incumbent employee shall receive the upgrade, assuming the incumbent is qualified. Judgments will be made as to qualifications pursuant to Article XIII. When a job is reclassified two or more grades upward, the position shall be posted. An employee displaced by the application of this section can exercise rights in accordance with Article XIV, Section 14.04. In the event a position is placed in a lower grade as a result of reclassification, the employee holding the position will not suffer a reduction in wages. Employees in positions which have been reclassified to a lower grade shall continue to have bidding rights as if they retained their former (higher) grade classification.
Grade Change. If an administrator changes a teacher’s grade(s), the teacher may appeal the grade change first to the Superintendent and then to the Board of Education.
Grade Change. 1. Only the teacher who issued a grade to a student or the Grade Change Review Panel may change a grade.
2. Only grades issued for a grading period, semester exam, semester, final exam, or end-of-the-year grade may be challenged and that must occur within thirty (30) school days of the ending of a grading period in which the grade was issued, unless this time requirement is waived by the principal.
3. To formally challenge an issued grade, the proponent must state, in writing to the principal, the reasons for the grade change. A proponent may be a student, parent, or administrator. All rationale to be considered must be provided at this time.
Grade Change. A grade may be changed if the teacher is informed and concurs in the change. If the teacher is informed and does not concur, the grade cannot be changed unless the change is approved by a review panel. The review panel must be composed of the following members:
1. One principal
2. One board member
3. Superintendent or his or her designee
Grade Change. No student’s grade will be changed without the approval of the teacher who assigned the grade at the end of the trimester. If the teacher does not concur with the request for the grade change, the Principal may convene a review panel consisting of three (3) members, other than the teacher involved, of the Linden Education Association, a Board of Education member, and the Superintendent. The Panel will review the request and the teacher’s reasons for non-concurrence and reach a decision. The student and his/her parents are to be invited to the meeting of the Review Panel and are to be provided an opportunity to make a written or oral presentation to the Panel. If the Review Panel’s decision is that the grade be changed, the teacher may within thirty
Grade Change. No student’s grade will be changed without the approval of the teacher who assigned the grade at the end of the trimester. If the teacher does not concur with the request for the grade change, the Principal may convene a review panel consisting of three (3) members, other than the teacher involved, of the Linden Education Association, a Board of Education member, and the Superintendent. The Panel will review the request and the teacher’s reasons for non-concurrence and reach a decision. The student and his/her parents are to be invited to the meeting of the Review Panel and are to be provided an opportunity to make a written or oral presentation to the Panel. If the Review Panel’s decision is that the grade be changed, the teacher may within thirty (30) days appeal the decision to the Board of Education. If the decision of the Panel is that the grade should not be changed, the student and/or his/her parents may appeal, within thirty (30) days, to the Board. The Board shall review the reasons for and against changing the grade and either approve or disapprove the Review Panel’s decision. Its decision shall be made in open session and will be final. The final decision is to be communicated to the teacher, student and his/her parents. If the grade is changed, it will be noted in the student’s record that the change was made by a decision of the Review Panel and/or Board of Education.
Grade Change. 1. If an administrator changes a student’s grade, the administrator shall notify the teacher in writing (e.g., email) within one (1) week of the grade change and the reason(s) for the grade change. Administration’s decisions regarding grade changes shall be final.
2. Teachers will post all of the following assignment and tasks grades in the Infinite Campus (IC) electronic grade book on a bi-monthly basis (meaning by the 15th and 30th of each calendar month) during the school year: tests; quizzes; homework; daily/classroom activities; and extended response items. Certain assignments (e.g. projects, major writing assignments) may require additional time to grade and post than the above bi-monthly interval would allow, and for these assignments, the teacher must first explain this circumstance in a message posted on the IC Portal along with an expected grade posting date which shall be no longer than two (2) weeks after the assignment/task' s final due date.
Grade Change. 1. Only the teacher who issued a grade to a student or the Grade Change Review Panel may change a grade.
2. Only grades issued for a grading period, semester exam, semester, final exam, or end-of-the-year grade may be challenged and that must occur within thirty
