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Superintendent says TCPS will implement updated grading policy focused on clarity and equity

Talbot County Public Schools · July 22, 2026
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Talbot County Public Schools will roll out a revised grading policy this fall that the superintendent said is intended to be clear, consistent and equitable so grades better reflect academic progress; more details will be shared in coming weeks.

The superintendent told families that the district will implement an updated grading policy designed to make grading clearer and more equitable. "We are committed to utilizing practices that are clear, consistent, and equitable so that grades accurately reflect academic progress," the superintendent said, framing the change as part of efforts to support student growth and achievement.

District officials said they will share additional details about the updated policy and any resources available to families and students in the coming weeks ahead of the new school year. The superintendent emphasized communication with families about what to expect when school begins in August.