Reporting
About Student Reporting
As required by the BC Ministry of Education, formal written report cards will be issued three times per year. In addition, a minimum of two informal reports describing student progress must also be provided. Informal reports may be provided via telephone calls, parent conferences, e-live meetings or anecdotal reports. Families and teachers will select the type of informal report which best meets the needs of the student.
Formal written reports must be completed for all students, and must describe:
- what a student is able to do in relation to the course or grade
- the areas in which the student requires further attention or development
- ways to support the student in his or her learning
- a description of student behavior, attitudes, work habits and effort.
Summit Learning Centre teachers will assess each student's progress based on assignments and projects submitted for evaluation purposes. Criteria for activities and projects will be established in advance so that students understand expectations and are able to meet them. The BC Performance Standards for Reading, Writing and Social Responsibility are tools that will be used in the evaluation of student progress.
Report Card issue dates will be published in the fall. Please note that Elementary and Secondary Reporting dates are different. Secondary Reports will be issued by semester in order to align with local secondary schools, for the convenience of students who are dual-enrolled and taking courses from their local high-school as well as Summit Learning Centre.
If you would like further information, please contact us.
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