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Student leaders tell Elmbrook board opinions split on shift from 7‑point to 10‑point grading scale
Summary
Student council representatives from both high schools told the Elmbrook School District Board on April 8 that a proposed shift from a 7‑point to a 10‑point grading scale drew mixed reactions from students.
Student council representatives from both high schools told the Elmbrook School District Board on April 8 that a proposed shift from a 7‑point to a 10‑point grading scale drew mixed reactions from students.
Student council members at Brookfield East and Brookfield Central described a range of views when the board asked them to gather feedback from peers. Jake Zhang, Brookfield East student council representative, said students generally liked that a 10‑point scale could “take stress off a lot of students’ lives,” and that aligning Elmbrook’s scale with other top districts could make local seniors more…
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