Common use of Scholarship Standards Clause in Contracts

Scholarship Standards. 8-10.1 The grade entered into the pupil’s record by the teacher represents his/her evaluative judgment. The teacher shall be considered to be expert in evaluating the work of the student and his/her integrity in marking the pupil shall be respected. The grade given by the teacher shall not be changed by another person except as follows: 8-10.2 No minimum number of pupils who pass or fail shall be set for the teacher to observe. 8-10.3 A child who repeats a grade shall not be assigned to the same teacher for a second year, provided that there is another class of the grade or level in the school; however, if the teacher agrees to accept the child for a second year, the child may be so assigned. 8-10.4 The past practice of providing high school teachers with three working days for the marking of examinations for the first, second and third quarters shall remain the same.

Scholarship Standards. 8-10.1 The grade entered into the pupil’s record by the teacher represents his/her evaluative judgment. The teacher shall be considered to be expert in evaluating the work of the student and his/her integrity in marking the pupil shall be respected. The grade given by the teacher shall not be changed by another person except as follows: 8-10.2 No minimum number of pupils who pass or fail shall be set for the teacher to observe. 8-10.3 A child who repeats a grade shall not be assigned to the same teacher for a second year, provided that there is another class of the grade or level in the school; however, if the teacher agrees to accept the child for a second year, the child may be so assigned. 8-10.4 The past practice of providing high school teachers with three working days for the marking of examinations for the first, second and third quarters shall remain the same. 8-10.5 No teacher shall be required to provide a report card grade for any student unless the teacher is the teacher of record.