Parent Portal

Weapons – are prohibited on school/church property and school/church sponsored events. For the purpose of this handbook, weapons are defined as, but not limited to, clubs, blackjacks, mace, explosive devices, firearms, handguns, any ammunition, or any bladed instrument that is capable of inflicting serious bodily injury by cutting or stabbing. Drugs, Vaping, Controlled Substances – the possession for any purpose, use, or being under the influence of, any controlled substance – illegal or prescription drugs, alcohol, inhalants, and vapor/tobacco/nicotine products – while on school property or while attending a school-sponsored or school-related activity on or off school property is prohibited. This includes legally obtainable over-thecounter products that can be abused along with medication abuse.

ACADEMIC PROGRAM FACTS Family Portal

FACTS Family Portal is a private and secure parent portal for viewing academic information while protecting this information from others. Grades, attendance, and other useful school information may be accessed. Here’s how to access ParentsWeb/FACTS Family Online: ● Make sure that the school has your email address in RenWeb. ● In Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Safari, go to www.renweb.com and click Logins. ● Enter St. Anne's District Code: SAT-TX

Grades and Grade Reporting

Students will receive a grade report following each quarter grading period. Kindergarteners receive a progress report instead of a formal report card for the first quarter, with a formal report card issued for the remaining quarters. Report cards should be reviewed and kept by the parents/guardians. Report cards may be held if all obligations (i.e. financial, return of school property) have not been reconciled with the Business Office.

The numerical grade and corresponding letter grades on the report card for grades one through eight are as follows:

A Outstanding 93-100% B Above Average 85-92% C Average 77-84% D Below Average 70-76% F Failure 69% or below Specials/elective teachers in PE, music, computer, library, art, Spanish and electives will grade using the code: E, G, S, N, and U. These letter grades correspond directly to the letter grades A-F, respectively.

The different letter designations are necessary to differentiate grade achievement for the purposes of academic awards over the course of the year.

The marking code on the report card for conduct for all grade levels is: E Excellent G Good S Satisfactory N Needs Improvement U Unsatisfactory

A general conduct grade may be added to the bottom of each report card, allowing parents/guardians to know if their student has had problems outside of regular classroom time (e.g. lunch, recess, before or after school, or during the change of class).

The marking code on the report card for kindergarten is: G Goal Achieved P Progress Made – student is in process of learning N Needs Attention – student is not able to complete goal