What percentage constitutes an A- in your kids’ elementary school?

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Feb 17, 2020
10:03:10am

CrimWalCoug All-American in practice

What percentage constitutes an A- in your kids’ elementary school?

In my kids’ school a 95% is an A-, which seems high. Where I grew up a 93% was an A-, and I thought that was high.

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What percentage constitutes an A- in your kids’ elementary school?

CrimWalCoug All-American in practice

2/17/20 10:03am

Most elementary schools don’t have letter grades. At least here in Utah

the_byu_flash

2/17/20 10:05am

Yeesh. 95%? Must be a bunch of Harvard kids or something.

2/17/20 10:06am

90-92 or 93 everywhere I've learned or taught.

vagabonder

2/17/20 10:10am

In my kids' high school, you have to hit 96 to get an A without a minus

BYUMizzou

2/17/20 10:10am

Why would they do that? It reminds me of my HS football coach's 40 yard dash

2/17/20 10:59am

I've been fighting the school trying to get it changed for 3 years. It's a

BYUMizzou

2/17/20 11:41am

Exactly. It's a terrible policy.

2/17/20 1:17pm

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