Understanding Grading Models

What is a Grading Model?

Defines how numerical scores are converted to letter grades (A, B, C, D, F).

Creating a Grading Model:

1. Go to Academic → Grading Models
2. Name your model
3. Define grade scales with score ranges
4. Assign GPA equivalents (optional)
5. Set as active

Example Grade Scale:

• A: 80-100 (Excellent)
• B: 70-79 (Very Good)
• C: 60-69 (Good)
• D: 50-59 (Pass)
• F: 0-49 (Fail)

Multiple Grading Models:

Create different models for different school levels (Primary vs Secondary).

Only one model can be active at a time. Students' scores are automatically graded using the active model.