The S.C. Department of Education is considering adopting a new grading system for public schools, replacing the current seven-point grading scale with a 10-point scale. The policy shift will help ...

COLUMBIA, SC (WCBD) — The state Board of Education voted unanimously in April to move South Carolina schools to a 10-point grading scale starting in August. SC schools now use a 7-point scale, while ...

HANOVER COUNTY, Va. — Hanover School Board members unanimously approved an 10-point grading scale for the school system Tuesday night. This comes after Hanover County parents advocated for a change in ...

Tennessee high school students would be able to access more academic scholarships for college both in state and out of state under a proposal that’s working its way through the legislature. The ...

PRINCE GEORGE, Va. (WRIC) — Prince George County schools have adopted a new grading scale. Prince George said in a tweet that a new 10-point grading scale was adopted Monday night by the Prince George ...

PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY, Va. (WDBJ) - Pittsylvania County Schools is changing the way it grades students and how often. The Pittsylvania County School Board voted to change from a 7-point grading scale to ...

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) – Schools in Johnson City are changing their grading scale to align with recent legislation. According to a release from Johnson City Schools, the new grading scale will be ...

School is in full swing, so I thought I'd look at a topic that seems unresolved from last year's School Board agenda. Should the Portsmouth school district continue to grade students on the 7-point ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — The new school year is bringing a new grading scale along with it because Tennessee lawmakers said the previous grading scale presented challenges for families. “It was ...

Change is on its way for Hanover County report cards. Hanover’s School Board voted 6-1 on Tuesday to adopt a so-called 10-point grading scale for the school system’s middle and high schools. The ...

School is in full swing, so I thought I'd look at a topic that seems unresolved from last year's School Board agenda. Should the Portsmouth school district continue to grade students on the 7-point ...