All Richmond County students receive two progress reports each semester and a report card at the end of both the fall and spring semesters. For specific dates, please review our academic calendar.

All students receive hard copies of their progress report or report card to take home. You can also view your child's grades on the Infinite Campus Parent Portal. For instructions on how to log in to your account, please visit our Parent Portal help page.

Our kindergarten through 3rd-grade report cards are standards-based. This means they show how well students are learning the skills and knowledge set by Georgia’s academic standards. Instead of letter grades (A, B, C, D, F), students receive number scores that show their progress toward meeting the standard, not pass or failure.

1 – Beginning Learner- The student is still developing this skill and needs more time, practice, and support to meet the standard.

2 – Developing Learner- Student is progressing, and more time and practice will help them meet the standard.

3 – Proficient Learner- Student is meeting the standard; this is the target for every student by the end of the year.

4 – Distinguished- Student is exceeding the standard; they independently use their learning in new or challenging situations.

Blank – Don't worry! This content has not been taught in class yet. 

Remember: A "4" is not the same as an "A", and a "1" is not the same as an "F". 

General tips to help guide your child at any grade level at home include: 

• Read with your child daily and discuss what you read. 
• Have frequent conversations with your child. Start with, "What did you learn today?"
• Practice real-world math at home (cooking, measuring, telling time). 
• Reach out to your child's teacher to discuss their progress.

Below are some specific examples of the types of things your child is learning in the classroom for each grade level, along with some tips to help them reinforce their learning at home.