Submission of College Grade. The primary responsibility for assigning College grades in a dual credit course belongs to the faculty member. Therefore, in the absence of compelling evidence of discrimination, differential treatment, or procedural irregularities, the decision of the faculty member responsible for the course shall be final. College and School District officials will not unreasonably interfere with the faculty member’s authority to assign College grades. The final course grade submitted for the College will be a letter grade. A numeric grade based on a standard 100-point scale will be provided by STC Faculty, upon the School District’s request. Such request must be submitted by the School District to the STC Faculty by the Friday before the beginning of the College’s final exams week. The final course grade recorded for the College will be a letter grade and for the high school a numeric grade that may differ from the College letter grade.
Submission of College Grade. The primary responsibility for assigning College grades in a course belongs to the faculty member, and in the absence of compelling evidence of discrimination, differential treatment, or procedural irregularities, the judgment of the faculty member responsible for the course must remain determinant. College and School District officials will not interfere with the faculty member’s responsibility for assigning College grades. The final course grade for the College will be a letter grade and for the high school a numeric grade that might differ from the College grade.
