Elementary Report Cards
The Kindergarten-5th grade standard based report card is aligned to the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) and content standards. The report card is organized by category titles and descriptors that reflect the CCSS and district standards. Elementary reporting periods can be viewed at the end of every trimester.
Standards-Based Reporting
Academic content standards indicate what students should know and be able to do at each grade level by the end of the school year.
In addition to providing you and your child with greater detail about achievement and progress toward grade level standards, the standards-based report card has other advantages.
A standards-based grading and reporting system will:
- Allow students more than one opportunity to show what they know, understand, and can do.
- Make grading more clear and consistent.
- Give feedback to students and parents, so that students can work to improve their performance.
- Connect grading and reporting to state and district standards.
Performance Levels for Standard Achievement
Score of 4
Student exceeds or demonstrates advanced understanding of the end-of-year grade level standards.
Score of 3
Student consistently demonstrates understanding of the end-of-year grade level standards. Score of 2:
Score of 2
Score 2 in trimesters 1 & 2:
Student demonstrates steady progress toward the end-of-year grade level standards.
Score of 2 in trimester 3:
Student demonstrates incomplete or inconsistent understanding of the end-of –year grade level standards.
Score of 1
Student demonstrates minimal understanding of the end-of-year grade level standards.
Score of X
The standard has not been taught yet. It will be taught later in the year.
Aeries Parent Portal Login Page Instructions
At the end of every trimester, elementary report cards can be viewed online through the Aeries Parent Portal website. Use the link below for instructions on how to log in and find the report cards.
FAQs
- Why are some standards left off the report card?
- What does it mean if my child gets a 2 in the first or second trimester?
- Should I be concerned about “2”s on my child’s report card?