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KML’s Grading System
Report cards are sent to parents
after each quarter (nine weeks). First and third quarter grades are
essentially “Progress Reports”. As such, they are not a part of the
student’s permanent record. Semester final grades are recorded on the
permanent record, and these become a part of the student’s transcript.
Semester grades (report cards)
will not be sent to parents unless their financial account with the school
is current. Exceptions are subject to approval by the Administration and
the Finance Committee.
Grades are given in all subjects
according to the following schedule.
Mark Quality of
Work Grade Points
A
95-100%
Superior 4.00
A-
93-94%
Excellent 3.67
B+
91-92% Very
good 3.33
B
87-90%
Good 3.00
B-
85-86% Better than
average 2.67
C+
83-84% Slightly above average
2.33
C
79-82%
Average 2.00
C-
77-78% Slightly below average
1.67
D+
75-76% Below
average 1.33
D
72-74% Needs
improvement 1.00
D-
70-71% Needs much improvement 0.67
F Below
70%
Failure 0.00
These additional grades may be used, if circumstances warrant.
AUD
Audit No credit granted
E Conditional passing
grade No credit granted
INC
Incomplete No credit granted
S
Satisfactory Credit granted
W/F Student withdrew from course
No credit granted
with a failing grade
W/P Student withdrew from course
No credit granted
with a passing grade
Honor Roll
The KML Student Services Department
prepares the honor roll at the end of each quarterly marking period.
Students who earn honor roll standing are recognized with a certificate.
Honor rolls are determined by the student’s grade point average. The GPA
is calculated by dividing the total number of grade points by the total
credits taken in the grading period.
Honor Rolls
High Honors: 3.60 - 4.00 GPA
Honors: 3.30 - 3.59 GPA
Eligibility
In order to be academically
eligible to participate in co-curricular activities, a student must
maintain a grade point average of at least 1.6 for each quarter.
Additionally, if a student has earned more than one grade of F during a
quarter, he is academically ineligible. Students may appeal to regain
their eligibility at the midway point of each quarter. Students may
successfully appeal to regain their eligibility only once during the
course of a school year.
National Honor Society
Juniors and Seniors who have
earned a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.30 through a minimum
of 4 semesters are automatically considered for membership in the KML
chapter of the National Honor Society. Besides meeting the academic
standards, the candidates must also have demonstrated contributions in the
areas of service, leadership, and character. A Faculty Council composed
of 5 faculty members selects the new NHS members. The selections are
based on a 100-point scale; to be selected, a student must average at
least 85 points. The induction ceremony is held in the fall of the year.
Transcripts
The transcript is the official
academic record for the student’s high school career. Credits earned at
KML are transferable to other secondary schools-public, private, or
parochial-and to institutions of higher learning across the country.
Students who need a transcript should contact the Student Services Office. There
is no fee charged for transcripts, but no transcript will be sent unless
the student’s financial obligations to KML have been met.
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