IB Marks Reporting

Ongoing assessment happens in each of the criterion areas. At the end of a marking period, a score of 1-10 is assessed in each area to arrive at a total between one and thirty. That 1-30 score is then converted to the IB marking scale. Parents of 9th graders should keep in mind that a score of 10 on the Language A rubric is the ideal and is still uncommon, even for a 10th grader finishing the Middle Years Programme. Progress on the seven-point scale is gained over all four years of high school, with a seven being the highest achievable score for a senior graduating from the Diploma Programme. IB marks may not necessarily correlate exactly with the student's grade in the class.

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