Global Scholar & Attendance Manager
Global Scholar's Standards-Based Grade Book
- Grades are meant to communicate a student's progress toward an academic goal; the grade book and GO2 support that communication between teachers, parents, students, instructional coaches, and administrators by providing a starting place for conversations
- The grade book is a tool for collecting evidence so we can have conversations around specific student data. We can use electronic tools like the grade book and GO2 to talk about instruction and assessment in relation to the data. The conversation then evolves into one about our response to the data as we cultivate a culture of learning within our schools and district.
Grade Book Supplementary Videos (for best quality press the maximize button
in the lower-right corner)
- NEW! Entering Scores Across Multiple Columns (video; high school example)
This video demonstrates how to enter scores for a single assignment by putting assignments in the White Assignment Column and have the scores automatically populate across the Green Learning Target Columns. This video also demonstrates how to delete scores when they are entered using this method. The assignments are scored and calculate based on the November 14, 2011 grade calculation update. - Entering and Scoring Assignments Linked to Individual Learning Targets (7:02 video; elementary example)
This video demonstrates how to enter single assignments each linked to a different Learning Target. Each of the 4 Learning Targets is associated with a different Power Standard. The assignments are scored and calculate based on the November 14, 2011 grade calculation update. - Entering and Scoring an Assignment Linked to Multiple Learning Targets (7:25 video; elementary example)
This is a video that demonstrates how to enter a single assignment linked to 4 Learning Targets. Each of the 4 Learning Targets is associated with a different Power Standard. The assignment is scored and calculates based on the November 14, 2011 grade calculation update. - Entering and Scoring Multiple Assignments Linked to the Same Learning Target - Example A (5:22 video)
This is a video that demonstrates how to enter a single assignment linked to a single Learning Target. The video then shows how a student's score accurately reflects their progress on a Learning Target as it changes from Y to IP and back to Y. The assignments are scored and calculate based on the November 14, 2011 grade calculation update. - Entering and Scoring Multiple Assignments Linked to the Same Learning Target - Example B (8:50 video; elementary example)
This is a video that demonstrates how to enter a single assignment linked to a single Learning Target. The video then shows how a student's score accurately reflects their progress on a Learning Target as it changes from Y to IP and back to Y. The assignments are scored and calculate based on the November 14, 2011 grade calculation update.
GlobalScholar’s PI (Pinnacle Instruction) Electronic Assessment System
- Coming soon: GPS PI Turn-Key Reference for K-12 Teachers, August 2011
This is an overview of the 2011-2012 PI assessment system. Learn how to navigate within PI, schedule assessments, print assessments, grade assessments, and view report data specific to PI.
Additional Resources
Access resources on the philosophy of standards-based grading and the FWPS district-wide grading Policy 2420 as well as Procedure 2420P.



