Warren County Skyward (2024)

FAQs

What is the grading scale for Warren County Tennessee? ›

Our schools operate on 9-week grading and reporting cycles, using the state's approved 10-point grading scale.

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Warren County Schools, TN

We have 12 schools: 3 PK-5 grade elementary schools, 5 PK-8 grade schools, an alternative school, a middle school, a high school annex and a high school. Warren County is the nursery capital of the World.

If you are a UTHS diploma student, please access Canvas through the Student Access Center in Skyward using your Skyward credentials.

For parents, this will be the email address you provided when signing up for skyward (if you are a school employee, this will be your WSD email address unless you provided an alternative email address). ⇒ If you attempt to get into your account multiple times and are unable to get in, you will be locked out.

There are 6 grading cycles in the year. So, you'll see Cycles 1-3 in the fall semester and 4-6 in the spring semester. To find class rank and GPA, simply click on the “GPA/Class Rank” tab. You will get a pop up window that will display the information you're looking for.

The alpha key is made up by the Skyward system by using the first 5 letters of the last name followed by the first 3 letters of the first name and then a 3 digit number.

McGavock is the largest high school in Tennessee, with a little under 500,000 sq. feet.

Warren County was named for Revolutionary War hero Gen. Joseph Warren, the first general killed in the War of Independence. McMinnville was named for Joseph McMinn, who was speaker of the Tennessee Senate at the time the county was created, and later one of the outstanding Governors of our State.

Of active districts in Tennessee with at least 100 students, Collierville – located in Shelby County – ranks as the wealthiest.

What is UT Austin GPA? ›

Average GPA: 3.83

The average GPA at UT Austin is 3.83. This makes UT Austin Extremely Competitive for GPAs.

To be considered for admission, applicants must typically meet the following requirements: High School GPA: The university typically requires a minimum high school GPA of 2.5 or higher. Standardized test scores: SAT or ACT scores are usually required for admission to the University of Texas at Austin.

The University sells troves of clothing and other apparel distributed by Nike. In fact, past reports from the Texas Tribune claim the University inked a 15-year, $250 million “record-breaking” deal with the company.

Starting with 2022-23, the county's grading scale has been changed. The new scale recognizes A's from 90 to 100, B's from 80 to89, C's from 70 to 79, D's from 60 to 69, and anything ranging from a 59 and below is an F.

A (90-100%): An A is the highest possible grade and indicates excellent performance. B (80-89%): A B is a good grade and indicates above-average performance. C (70-79%): A C is considered average and indicates satisfactory performance. D (60-69%): A D is a passing grade but indicates below-average performance.

Due to implementation delays including testing administration issues and the COVID-19 pandemic, Tennessee is assigning letter grades to schools for the first time this year. All Tennessee School Letter Grades are available via a public dashboard here.

What are letter grades and how do they convert into percentages? Common examples of grade conversion are: A+ (97–100), A (93–96), A- (90–92), B+ (87–89), B (83–86), B- (80–82), C+ (77–79), C (73–76), C- (70–72), D+ (67–69), D (65–66), D- (below 65).