Prince George’s County Public Schools Grading Policy

Prince George’s County Public Schools use a standard grading scale for middle and high school students. Below is the detailed grading scale:

Example

To calculate a final grade in Prince George’s County Public Schools, you can use the following example:

Grading Policy

Prince George’s County Public Schools have additional grading policies:

• Middle School: Promotion requires passing grades in core subjects (Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies).
• High School: Students must earn a minimum of 21 credits, including specific subject requirements, to graduate.
• Report Cards: Issued four times per year, reflecting students’ progress.
• Progress Reports: Issued midway through each grading period.

FAQs

1. What is the grading scale used by Prince George’s County Public Schools?
   Prince George’s County Public Schools use a grading scale from A (90-100%) to F (below 60%).
2. How often are report cards issued?
   Report cards are issued four times a year.
3. What is the minimum passing grade in Prince George’s County Public Schools?
   The minimum passing grade is a D, which is 60%.
4. Are there any specific requirements for middle school promotion?
   Yes, students must pass Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies.
5. What are the graduation requirements for high school students?
   High school students must earn a minimum of 21 credits across various subjects to graduate.

Now that you understand the Prince George’s County Public Schools’ grading policy, calculate your final grade with our easy-to-use grade calculator or final grade calculator!

Calculators

• Grade Calculator
• Final Grade Calculator