You won't be submitting grades until months after this administrative training, so don't worry to much about retaining this information for several months. You'll be able to come back to it and you'll be send directions and reminders through email when grading time approaches. Our purpose for now is to introduce you to what you'll need to submit grades so you'll know where to find it later. The third module of the handbook includes the NSC grading scale and a "How To" guide for submitting grades. Have a look at that page by clicking on the link below.

Link to Grading Scale, Directions for Submitting Grades, and Alternate Grades

Grades and Grading Policy
There may be cases when college policy pertaining to grades is different than your high school policy. Some examples of this may be how many times a math exam can be retaken or the amount of work that can be submitted late. As a College in the High School instructor, you'll need to manage the policies and practices of both institutions. This could result in the necessity of assigning two grades - one for the high school transcript and one for the college transcript. If you are ever unsure about a college grading requirement, reach out to your NSC faculty liaison. There may be more flexibility than you think.

Transcripts
It's likely students will ask you how to get a transcript when they are ready to transfer to North or any other college. Your role is simple - you can refer them to the Grades, Transcripts, and Transfer page of the College in the High School website.