WEBVTT HERE, FOLLOWING THE STORY. TIM: GABBY, THE MOVE TO A 10-POINT GRADING SCALE MEANS MORE HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS WILL GRADUATE WITH AN "A" OR "B" AVERAGE, MEANING THEY WILL QUALIFY FOR THE LIFE ...

COLUMBIA, SC (WCBD) — The state Board of Education voted unanimously in April to move South Carolina schools to a 10-point grading scale starting in August. SC schools now use a 7-point scale, while ...

The S.C. Department of Education is considering adopting a new grading system for public schools, replacing the current seven-point grading scale with a 10-point scale. The policy shift will help ...

I attended grade school, junior high school (as it was called then) and high school in the 1940s and ’50s. The grading system was A: 96-100; B: 90-95; C: 80-89; D: 70-79; and below 70: F (failing).