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Query for a student who's transcript needs to be updated
Click on the Transcript tab
Locate the course that needs a grade change, and click the Edit link on the left side
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On the Transcript Course Editor, click on the Change Score drop-list row you wish to edit
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Scroll down to the Scoring Information section and choose the correct score for this course:
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Make sure to choose the correct grading scale for the course you are changing. If you choose the wrong scale, it may affect the students Grade Point Average (GPA), as some courses are weighted. |
Scale | Weighted? | Description | ||||||
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HS Marks |
| Used for most high school credit courses, including those offered at middle schools | ||||||
MS Marks |
| Used for all middle school courses | ||||||
AP Marks |
| Used for all Advanced Placement courses | ||||||
IB Marks |
| Used for all International Baccalaureate Courses (these are taught at Columbus Alternative HS only) | ||||||
CCP Marks |
| Used for College Credit Plus courses |
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IMPORTANT: When changing a transcript grade from failing to passing or from passing to failing, the Transcript Credit section must be updated |
If a grade is being changed from a passing grade to an F, the Credits Earned credit value must be changed to zero (0).
If a grade is being changed from an F to a passing grade, the Credits Earned credit value must be changed to the appropriate credit value for the course.
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This value can be found in the Credits Attempted box.
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At the bottom, in the Additional Information section, enter a comment with a reason why the change was made.
Comments will NOT appear on the printed transcript.
After all changes are complete, click the Save button at the top of the screen
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Here is what the transcript tab looks like after the change has been made
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Editing Credit Type
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Occasionally it will be necessary to update the credit type for a course that has already been posted to the transcript. This can happen if a student has already earned enough credits in a particular category, and one of the courses they have taken can also be used in a different category.
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