The phrase "school grading" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of evaluating and assigning grades to students in a school setting. Example: The school's grading policy requires that all assignments be turned in on time for full credit.
Mr. Bennett's resignation came a week after he announced the results of a new school grading system in Florida.
Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein's defense of his school grading system makes it very clear that our public schools are in serious trouble (letter, Nov. 16).
Included with the secondary school report is a "school profile," which includes a description of the school, grading system, curricular and extracurricular resources.
And the constant churning of schools, and a school grading system that can result in large swings in a few years, has left them wondering which schools are truly successful.
Among the sweeping revisions, though, was a proposal to replace the pass-fail school grading system with one based more on whether students were showing academic improvement, not just on how many were proficient.
Here's another chart showing the grading curves for public versus private schools in the years 1960 , 1980and 2007: As you can see, public and private school grading curves started out as relatively similar, and gradually pulled further apart.
School grades in economics/business/accounting lie between school grades in mathematics and German.
Tom Gallagher, the state's education commissioner and the architect of the school-grading plan along with the governor, said improvement would help dictate school grades as soon as the assessment tests are old enough to track annual progress.
His school grades dropped.
Their average high school grades, high school ranks and grades in Advanced Placement courses have not changed.
Better high school grades also predict slightly higher freshman grades.
