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How to View Grades
How to View Grades
StudentVUE is how students view their grades and assignments. In StudentVUE, select the Gradebook section, then the school subject to see details. Any missing work will be indicated with the word "Missing" next to the assignment. Watch the following video for more help.
StudentVUE is how students view their grades and assignments. In StudentVUE, select the Gradebook section, then the school subject to see details. Any missing work will be indicated with the word "Missing" next to the assignment. Watch the following video for more help.
ParentVUE is how parents/guardians can view their child's grades and assignments. Click here or contact the school secretaries if you need help.
ParentVUE is how parents/guardians can view their child's grades and assignments. Click here or contact the school secretaries if you need help.
Note: A few changes since I made this video:
- We are now a Google School, so we are supposed to log in using student's Google Account (but the district has had problems, so try the Microsoft login if Google doesn't work)
- I put my classroom resources on Google Classroom now instead of Schoology (I am planning to make a new video soon)
Grading Policy
Grading Policy
Math assignments and resources are posted in Google Classroom (log in using Clever). We use an app called IXL for math practice (also found in Clever). To access Clever outside of school, you can watch this video for help, or use this info to sign in:
Math assignments and resources are posted in Google Classroom (log in using Clever). We use an app called IXL for math practice (also found in Clever). To access Clever outside of school, you can watch this video for help, or use this info to sign in:
student email is [StudentID]@students.rsd7.net
password is the same as at school
If students (or parents) want to know if they have missing assignments, then go to StudentVUE or ParentVUE to see unfinished/missing classwork (more info above).
If students (or parents) want to know if they have missing assignments, then go to StudentVUE or ParentVUE to see unfinished/missing classwork (more info above).
It is important to remember that grades can change. If an assignment is marked as "Missing" then it is automatically entered as a 0%, which brings the grade down a lot. However, students can finish missing work or redo assignments. If students finish their missing work and tell me (in person or send me an email), then I will update the gradebook and the new points will bring the grade up.
It is important to remember that grades can change. If an assignment is marked as "Missing" then it is automatically entered as a 0%, which brings the grade down a lot. However, students can finish missing work or redo assignments. If students finish their missing work and tell me (in person or send me an email), then I will update the gradebook and the new points will bring the grade up.
In the HB Lee Math Department, 20% of student grade is based on formative assessments (math practice), and 80% of student grade is summative assessments (unit tests). We use Proficiency-Based Grading (see images), and I provide many opportunities to practice and resources to prepare for the tests. Resources can be found in the "Math Assignments & Resources" link in Google Classroom.
In the HB Lee Math Department, 20% of student grade is based on formative assessments (math practice), and 80% of student grade is summative assessments (unit tests). We use Proficiency-Based Grading (see images), and I provide many opportunities to practice and resources to prepare for the tests. Resources can be found in the "Math Assignments & Resources" link in Google Classroom.
Students may retake their tests, but they must first complete all of their IXL assignments. If they still want to improve their grade after retaking a test, they need to tell me and I will talk to them about one more opportunity.
Students may retake their tests, but they must first complete all of their IXL assignments. If they still want to improve their grade after retaking a test, they need to tell me and I will talk to them about one more opportunity.
Sincerely, Mr. Riedl
Sincerely, Mr. Riedl
Proficiency-Based Grading
Proficiency-Based Grading
Progress Reports and Report Cards
Progress Reports and Report Cards
Progress Reports are given to students in the middle of each quarter. These are usually given to students in Advisory class, and students are expected to bring them home to show their family. The Progress Report is a snapshot of student grades for each class so far in the quarter. There is still time for students to turn in the assignments they are missing! If students have low grades, then usually they just need to complete missing work and retake their assessments.
Progress Reports are given to students in the middle of each quarter. These are usually given to students in Advisory class, and students are expected to bring them home to show their family. The Progress Report is a snapshot of student grades for each class so far in the quarter. There is still time for students to turn in the assignments they are missing! If students have low grades, then usually they just need to complete missing work and retake their assessments.
Report Cards are mailed to families at the end of each quarter. They show the final grades for each class. Students cannot turn in missing assignments at this time, because it is too late to change the grade.
Report Cards are mailed to families at the end of each quarter. They show the final grades for each class. Students cannot turn in missing assignments at this time, because it is too late to change the grade.
If you have questions about Progress Reports or Report Cards, please contact Mr. Riedl.
If you have questions about Progress Reports or Report Cards, please contact Mr. Riedl.
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