LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Reference Guide
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1 TITLE: NUMBER: ISSUER: Official Roll Book/Grade Book REF DATE: May 1, 2006 Liza Scruggs, Assistant Superintendent ROUTING Local District Superintendents Local District Directors of Support Services Secondary Principals AP, Secondary Counseling Services Teachers Counselors POLICY: MAJOR CHANGES: GUIDELINES: LAUSD school personnel will follow procedures outlined in the to maintain a uniform official roll book/grade book to appropriately certify student marks and course records and to adhere to policies regarding properly storing and destroying documents. This has been revised to reflect features that are now available with LAUSDMAX Gradebook. The following guidelines apply: I. INTRODUCTION The purpose of this reference guide is to identify the parts of an official roll book/grade book, to provide procedures for certifying student marks and course records, and to outline steps for saving and properly destroying documents. An official roll book/grade book may be: the LAUSD Roll Book (paper copy), the LAUSDMAX Gradebook (electronic grade book), or an outside vendor electronic grade book. II. PARTS OF THE OFFICIAL ROLL BOOK/GRADE BOOK The LAUSD ROLL BOOK is a legal document used by teachers for recording grades and other information required for the proper operation of the District s secondary schools. Any school not taking attendance via LAUSDMAX shall continue to report attendance as in the past. The electronic grade book (LAUSDMAX Gradebook or an outside vendor product) is a legal document used by teachers for recording grades and other information required for the proper operation of the District s secondary schools. REF Page 1 of 5 May 1, 2006
2 An official roll book/grade book contains the parts listed below. (The parts contained in LAUSDMAX in various screens are identified with an asterisk *. Additional documentation will not be needed for these parts.) A. *Title information, including course title, teacher s name, period, room number. B. *Class roster of student names and grade levels. C. *Dates entered and left. (Included in LAUSD attendance screen) D. *Assignments, a minimum of one per week, including date and title of the assignment. E. *Marks earned by each student for the assignments, a minimum of one per week. F. Dates when unsatisfactory notes are sent and parent/guardian contacts are made. Keep a separate log of parent/guardian contacts. G. *Progress report and report card marks summary for each course indicating the academic marks, work habits marks, and cooperation marks for the progress reporting periods, mid-semester marks, and end-of-course semester marks. H. Certification page signed and dated by the teacher indicating that all marks are accurate and a true reflection of the students demonstration of mastery of course standards. Part of administrators responsibilities is to monitor the instructional program and to periodically review the paper roll books and the electronic grade books for accuracy and completion. See Attachment A for Roll Book/Grade Book Review Form. III. CERTIFYING STUDENT MARKS AND COURSE RECORDS At the end of each semester of the course, the teacher is responsible for certifying that all marks issued to students are accurate and a true reflection of the students demonstration of mastery of course standards. Teachers will use the certification forms as listed below: LAUSD Roll Book, paper copy - certification form is located in the front of the book and is turned in with the roll book at the completion of the course. LAUSDMAX Gradebook use the Certification Form Attachment B. Outside vendor electronic grade book - use the Certification Form Attachment B. IV. SAFE STORAGE AND DESTROYING OF ROLL BOOKS/GRADE BOOKS School personnel shall make arrangements for safe storage of roll books/grade books at the school site for a period of five years or one year after the students enrolled in the course have graduated, which ever is longer. Whenever REF Page 2 of 5 May 1, 2006
3 possible, these documents shall be kept in a locked room not readily accessible by students or school personnel. At the conclusion of each semester roll carrying personnel shall turn in to the appropriate administrator the materials listed below: If using the LAUSD Roll Book (paper copy), turn in these items: Roll Book paper copy Course syllabus, including an explanation of marks Certification form, if not in the Roll Book Log of parent/guardian contacts, if not in the Roll Book If using the LAUSDMAX Gradebook (electronic grade book), turn in these items: Course syllabus, including an explanation of marks Certification form Log of parent/guardian contacts If using an outside vendor electronic grade book, turn in these items: Course syllabus Certification form, including an explanation of marks Log of parent/guardian contacts Paper print out or a CD containing a pdf file for each course with all student names, assignments and marks When the documents are ready to be destroyed, the principal shall make arrangements for proper shredding of the documents. The District is investigating the possibility of contracting with a company to provide these services and will send out separate communication at a later date. AUTHORITY: These Los Angeles Unified School District procedures are in alignment with District policies. RELATED RESOURCES: ASSISTANCE: Please refer to the Bulletin BUL , Marking Practices and Procedures, December 23, For assistance or further information please contact: Bud Jacobs, Director High School Programs, at Jeanie Leighton, Director Middle School Programs, at Stephen Lawler, Organizational Change Management/Communications ISIS at [email protected] REF Page 3 of 5 May 1, 2006
4 Attachment A ROLL BOOK/GRADE BOOK REVIEW Parts included in LAUSDMAX Gradebook are identified with an asterisk *. I. Title Information * Course title, teacher s name, period, room number II. Class Roster * Students names listed with grade levels Date entered and left for each student (Included in LAUSDMAX Attendance screen) III. Assignments Identified * Assignments identified, minimum of one per week Title and date of assignment IV. Marks * Marks earned by each student for the assignments, minimum of one per week V. Communication with Parents/Guardians Log of dates when unsatisfactory notes were sent home or parent/guardian contacts made VI. Marks Summary * Academic marks, work habits marks, and cooperation marks for progress reports, midsemester and end-of-course semester mark reports VII. Certification Page Certification Page signed and dated by the teacher in ink REF Page 4 of 5 May 1, 2006
5 Attachment B LOS ANGELES UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT CERTIFICATION PAGE SCHOOL: TEACHER: DEPARTMENT: TERM ENDING: CERTIFICATION The following certification statement shall be signed at the end of the semester by the teacher assigned the responsibility for the classes in this electronic grade book. To the best of my knowledge and belief this electronic grade book has been kept as required by law and in accordance with the instructions of the Superintendent of Public Instruction and the policies and instructions of the Los Angeles Unified School District. (Signed) Teacher or Authorized Employee Date REF Page 5 of 5 May 1, 2006
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