Final Grade Checker

Grading Settings

These change how every grade on this page is calculated — including exports and slips. They apply only in this tab for this session unless you check "Remember" at the bottom. The defaults below match the Carroll County rule described under the grade cards.

Rounding rule at the letter-grade boundary Round up at exactly .5 (default — 89.5 is an A) Strict — no credit for .5; only the whole cutoff counts (89.5 stays a B; 90.00+ is an A)

Round the average before checking the cutoff?

Use custom quarter weights instead of an equal 25% each

Show the arithmetic on every student card, and when printing

Remember these settings in this browser until I clear them Only the rounding rule, weights, and show-work toggle above — never a student's name or grades. Unchecking this removes what was saved.

Paste Grade Export

Paste rows directly from your grade system. Each row should have a student ID, name, section, grade level, and four quarter grades like C(73.28). The system average column at the end is ignored. Paste with tabs between columns so an empty quarter stays in its own column — or drop a .csv/.xlsx export onto this box, or choose one below.

Which grade to use? Per Carroll County grading policy, award the higher of the two methods. The highlighted box is the one to report.
Quality Points: Each quarter letter converts to a point value (A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1, F=0). Those four values are averaged, then converted back to a letter (3.5 and up is an A).
Percentage Average: The four raw percentages are averaged directly, then converted using the 10-point scale. Exactly .5 rounds up, so 89.5 is an A and 89.49 is a B.
All four quarters are required. With a quarter missing or exempt, no final grade is shown, because a three-quarter average is not the county's number.

A (90–100)

B (80–89)

C (70–79)

D (60–69)

F (below 60)

What Do I Need on the Remaining Quarter?

Enter the quarters you already know, mark which one is still open, and set a target final grade. This solves the same two county rules used above — Quality Points and Percentage Average — for the score needed on the open quarter, using whichever method gets there with the lower score. Each quarter counts equally: 25% of the final grade.

Quarter 1 solving for this one

Quarter 2 solving for this one

Quarter 3 solving for this one

Quarter 4 solving for this one

Target letter grade Target percentage

Final Grade Checker

Grading Settings

Paste Grade Export

Missing work

One quarter from a letter change

What Do I Need on the Remaining Quarter?