The term is ending, and it's time for you to take a look at final course grades, add student comments, and send those grades to the office. Taking care of all the steps needed in jmc Teacher will ensure your course grades are ready to send to jmc Office where they can be added to student report cards and transcripts.

A checklist for success!

jmc makes finalizing grades and sending them to the office a simple process. Follow the steps in this checklist to add the finishing touches and send course grades to the office, where they can, in turn, be shared with students and families.

▢ Review each student's final course grade and edit grades as needed

Sometimes a simple grade does not give an accurate picture of the student's learning trajectory or performance. Before sending final grades to the office, make the adjustments needed to accurately reflect the student's growth in the course.

▢ Select comments to add to student report cards

Comments help to clarify the student's experience in the course and give the family context to better understand a student's grade performance. In jmc Teacher, easily select comments that will help families to understand what is happening in the classroom.

▢ Print a copy of your student grades

Need a quick reference sheet for upcoming conferences? Print student grades and comments, and keep them on hand for those important conversations.

▢ Repeat for each of your courses

Each course needs a little bit of your attention to make sure the communication is just right. In just a few moments, you can review course grades and add comments for all the courses you taught in the current term.

▢ Submit all course grades to the office

Sending your grades to the office allows your office professionals to share them successfully with families via report cards and updated student transcripts, encouraging clear and accurate communication with families about student learning and progress.

▢ Prepare for the next term in the school year

Set your future self up for success by updating your preferences now, eliminating confusion when viewing or entering assignments in the upcoming term.