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CNUSD to launch standards-based report cards for TK–6, district says
Summary
Corona-Norco Unified School District leaders told the board they will roll out standards‑based report cards for TK through sixth grade in fall 2025–26, replacing letter grades with a 1–4 proficiency scale and offering family webinars and multilingual materials to explain the change.
Corona-Norco Unified School District leaders told the school board they will switch elementary report cards to a standards‑based 1–4 proficiency system beginning in the 2025–26 school year. The change covers transitional kindergarten through sixth grade and is intended to “provide clearer, more accurate feedback to students and their parents,” the district said.
Board members heard that the shift replaces point- or completion-based letter grades with performance measures tied to California Common Core standards and the newly released TK learning foundations. Under the new rubric, a score of 3 will indicate a student meets the grade‑level standard, and a…
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