COLUMBIA, SC (WCBD) — The state Board of Education voted unanimously in April to move South Carolina schools to a 10-point grading scale starting in August. SC schools now use a 7-point scale ...

In April, the State Board of Education approved a recommendation to adopt a 10-point grading scale for Carnegie unit credit-bearing courses – mainly high school courses.

A 10-point grading scale would affect more than just student-athletes. Students in general could benefit in the way of college and scholarship opportunities.

The move to a 10-point grading scale for South Carolina high schools will eliminate confusion and put Palmetto state grads on equal footing with those from elsewhere, educators and others say.

South Carolina’s new 10-point grading scale could make it easier for students to receive lottery scholarships.

South Carolina education superintendent Molly Spearman plans to propose changing the state’s grading scale, going from the current 7-point scale to the 10-point scale used in North Carolina ...

South Carolina education superintendent Molly Spearman plans to propose changing the state’s grading scale, going from the current 7-point scale to the 10-point scale used in North Carolina ...

Superintendent Molly Spearman says the state's move to a 10-point grading scale next school year allows South Carolina students to fairly compete for college entry and scholarships.

The state’s changes didn’t affect the grading scale for middle or elementary schools, which don’t fall under the uniform grading scale, but Greenville County decided to make the change on ...

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The state Board of Education voted unanimously Tuesday to move South Carolina schools to a 10-point grading scale starting in August. SC schools now use a 7-point scale, while North Carolina, Georg… ...

Click here to purchase photos from this gallery The switch to standards-based grading would trade the nearly universal 0 to 100 grade scale for a system assessing students on a scale between 0 and 4.