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Placer Union trustees adopt revised grading policy after hours of debate, 4-1

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After more than three hours of discussion and public comment, the Placer Union High School District Board voted 4‑1 to adopt a revised grading and evaluation policy that emphasizes essential learning objectives and limits unlimited retakes.

The Placer Union High School District Board of Trustees voted 4‑1 to adopt an updated grading and evaluation policy (BP 5121) after a lengthy public and board discussion.

The policy directs teachers and departments to identify essential learning objectives (ELOs) for each course and requires those ELOs to make up a substantial portion of a student’s course grade. The board version adopted on Tuesday leaves other course‑level grading decisions — including how to weight projects, participation and formative work — primarily to teachers and departments, while…

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