But the sixth-grade score dropped steeply from last year to this year, so including that score in this year's results would have meant little or no gain citywide.
There is some posturing, like the students on the Penn 2011 group discussing how low they can let their grades drop without having their acceptances rescinded.
Moody's Investors Service has downgraded its long-term debt rating for the City of Glen Cove from A3 to Baa2, a two-grade drop and the second reduction in 14 months.
She explained to me that each year Harvard grants a certain number of "likely letters" that assure students they will be accepted by the official response date (unless their grades drop).
Two other schools on Staten Island also saw their progress report grades drop from an A to a C to a D in recent years: P.S. 52 John C. Thompson and P.S. 60 Alice Austen.
Taking a course online correlated with a grade drop of between 0.15-0.4 on average out of a 4.0 scale.
As his grades drop, so will his interest in school.
His employer knew Frank was a ninth grade drop out, a convict on parole, and a neo-Nazi, yet he was kind, generous, and respectful to Frank.
The survivor of the assault saw her grades drop as a result of the trauma she suffered, and she lost her financial aid.
The first thing your daughter needs to do is send an upbeat, factual, non-defensive response to the dean, explaining the circumstances of the grade drop.
And on that note, parents need to be ready to take responsibility for any grade drop that happens because of the decision.
