Report Cards: Update

Soooo, in talking with my husband tonight (who is also a teacher), he said that they have the ability to send the report cards to their parents' emails when they validate/export their grades for the report cards! He said that they've been doing this for the past two years? Why can't we??? Why???

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Mrs. Rice said…
Considering how many kids don't even take their report cards home, sending them to the parents electronically would be a good thing. I think the school is worried about the digital divide - making sure that we don't exclude people who can't afford the technology. For parents who are interested the gradespeed online has been really good. But still, electronic grade cards straight to the the parents - yeah, it would be nice.
July 16, 2008 at 6:46 PM
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