Report Card Grade Scale
How to Delete a Grade Scale in openSIS
Overview As grading policies evolve, schools may occasionally need to remove grade scales that are no longer used. For example, an institution may retire an old grading system, merge multiple grade scales into a single standard scale, or remove ...
How to Edit a Grade Scale in openSIS
Overview As grading policies evolve, schools may need to update existing grade scales. Changes may be required to align with revised academic policies, GPA calculations, transcript requirements, or institutional grading standards. openSIS allows ...
Understanding Ignore for GPA Calculation in openSIS Grade Scales
Overview The Ignore for GPA Calculation option allows administrators to exclude specific grades from GPA calculations while still displaying those grades on report cards, transcripts, and academic records. This setting is useful when a grade ...
Understanding GP Values in openSIS Grade Scales
Overview Grade Point (GP) Values are numerical values assigned to grades within a Report Card Grade Scale. These values are used by openSIS to calculate a student's Grade Point Average (GPA), cumulative GPA, academic standing, and honor roll ...
How to Add Grades to a Grade Scale in openSIS
Overview After creating a Report Card Grade Scale, the next step is to add the individual grades that will be used to evaluate student performance. Grades define the relationship between a student's score, letter grade, and GPA value. These grades ...
How to Create a Grade Scale in openSIS
How to Create a Grade Scale in openSIS Grade scales define how student performance is evaluated and displayed throughout openSIS. Before administrators can add individual grades such as A, B, C, or Pass/Fail values, they must first create a grade ...
What is a Report Card Grade Scale?
What is a Report Card Grade Scale? A Report Card Grade Scale is a grading framework that defines how student performance is represented within openSIS. Grade scales allow schools and institutions to establish the grades, percentages, and grade point ...