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How Students Check Grades
...The real reason you'll be spending most of your time in Family Access. Here's where to find your grades (and what they mean).
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Let's take a look at how to access the gradebook in Skyward.
When we log into Student Access, we'll click the Grading tile on our dashboard...
When we log into Student Access, we'll click the Grading tile on our dashboard...
Let's take a look at how to access the gradebook in Skyward.
When we log into Student Access, we'll click the Grading tile on our dashboard.
On this page, under the Grades tab, we'll see a full list of our classes and term grades.
We can also choose to view our GPA, earned credits, honor roll, and class rank information.
Here's where we can filter to see current classes or classes for the whole year.
By clicking on a grade, we can see the progress report.
In Astronomy, we see a breakdown of our results sorted by type.
From here, we can dig even further into assignment details and see if an assignment is missing or dropped.
Finally, if we want to see how all of this looks on a report card, we'll head back to the dashboard and click on the Portfolio tile.
Here we can view things like report cards, discipline letters, and attendance letters.
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When we log into Student Access, we'll click the Grading tile on our dashboard.
On this page, under the Grades tab, we'll see a full list of our classes and term grades.
We can also choose to view our GPA, earned credits, honor roll, and class rank information.
Here's where we can filter to see current classes or classes for the whole year.
By clicking on a grade, we can see the progress report.
In Astronomy, we see a breakdown of our results sorted by type.
From here, we can dig even further into assignment details and see if an assignment is missing or dropped.
Finally, if we want to see how all of this looks on a report card, we'll head back to the dashboard and click on the Portfolio tile.
Here we can view things like report cards, discipline letters, and attendance letters.
