Eagle Point high school leaders explain gradebook behavior, plan software reconfiguration for next year
High school administrators and teachers told the Eagle Point School District 9 board that Synergy’s current standards-weighting caused interim grades to appear misleading; the district plans an “alternate standards grading” setup and will implement the change next school year after teacher and middle-school input.
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Heather Marinucci, principal of Eagle Point High School, and teachers told the Eagle Point School District 9 board during its April work session that the district’s gradebook (Synergy) was calculating student grades as it was configured, but the configuration made interim grades confusing to teachers and students.
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