School software for K-12 (USA) schools
Choose K-12 (USA) when you create your school, and Onflows sets up Kindergarten to Grade 12, 2 terms, the Advanced Placement years and the board's grading before you type anything.
United States K-12
We have not yet checked this setup against the board's own published scheme. It is a sensible default: check the grading and subjects in your first week and change what does not match.
K-12 (USA)
United States K-12
- Classes
- Kindergarten, Grade 1 … Grade 12
- Stages
- Elementary, Middle, High
- Terms
- 2 per year
- Grading
- US letter grades
- Assessments
- 6 seeded across the year, weights included
Grading, the way K-12 (USA) grades
The academic year runs August to June. Each stage gets its own scale, and marks entered once become the gradebook, the progress card and the parent's screen.
| Stage | Scale | Grades | Pass mark |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elementary | US letter grades | A, B, C, D, F | 60% |
| Middle | US letter grades | A, B, C, D, F | 60% |
| High | US letter grades | A, B, C, D, F | 60% |
The year's assessments, already planned
These arrive with their weights, so the term result adds up without a spreadsheet beside it. This plan is a common pattern rather than the board's prescribed one; change it to match yours.
| Term | Assessment | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Fall Semester | Quizzes | 16.7% |
| Fall Semester | Unit Tests | 16.66% |
| Fall Semester | Midterm | 16.66% |
| Spring Semester | Quizzes | 16.66% |
| Spring Semester | Projects | 16.66% |
| Spring Semester | Final | 16.66% |
Subjects at every stage
Seeded per class, and yours to edit. Your school picks its languages at setup. Add a subject, drop one, or split a second language into its own roster.
Where this comes from
This setup has not yet been checked against K-12 (USA)'s published scheme. Onflows is not affiliated with or endorsed by the board.
- https://www.ed.gov/
- https://nces.ed.gov/programs/statereform/tab1_1-2020.asp
- https://apstudents.collegeboard.org/about-ap-scores/ap-score-scale-table
A school of up to 300 students runs the whole year free, with no time limit.