Report Card and Grading Procedure

Students in Kindergarten do not receive letter grades on their report cards.

Kindergarten students receive the following for effort, work habits, and conduct:

1 - Emerging - Student needs more time and practice with this skill/concept

Students in grades 1st through 5th will receive a letter grade on their report card for each subject area (i.e. Reading, Spelling, Math, etc.) that is being assessed. This letter grade represents the student's overall performance for that specific marking period.

Health and SEL are Pass/Fail classes.

4 - Exceeds Expectations

3 - Meets Expectations

2 - Approaches Expectations

1 - Partially Meets Expectations

0 - Does Not Meet Expectations

X - Not Applicable At This Time

Students in grades 6th through 8th will receive a letter grade on their report card for each subject area (i.e. Reading, Math, Science etc.) that is being assessed. This letter grade represents the student's overall performance for that specific marking period.

Health and SEL are Pass/Fail classes.

Report Cards are distributed four times throughout the year at the end of each marking period. EPCS no longer prints paper report cards. Parents can look up students' report cards on OnCourse Connect. Paper report cards are available upon request. Parents can also keep track of students' grades throughout the marking period by logging into OnCourse Connect. https://www.oncourseconnect.com/login 

All class grades are reviewed in order for a student to qualify for Honor Roll. Honor Roll Assemblies are held at the end of each marking period to celebrate students for achieving academic excellence. Students receive a certificate and are called on stage to be applauded by their peers.

High Honors - All A's
Honor Roll - All A's and B's