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Assistant superintendent clarifies Middle College weighted grading policy for students and families
Summary
Assistant Superintendent Dinkelmann explained how the district determines when Middle College courses receive a weighted grading scale and described steps to notify high school students and families of that process.
Assistant Superintendent Dinkelmann briefed the Kenowa Hills Board of Education on April 15 about how the district applies a weighted grading scale to Middle College courses and how that information will be communicated to high school students and families.
Dinkelmann provided an overview of the criteria used to determine whether Middle College classes warrant a weighted grade and outlined steps the district will take to ensure students and families understand those criteria. The presentation focused on procedural clarification rather than any immediate policy change; no motion or vote was recorded on the topic.
Board members received the clarification as an information item; the minutes note no formal action, amendments or direction beyond the explanation offered by Dinkelmann. The district plans to follow up with communication to affected students and families.
