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On a report card, "AC" typically stands for "Achievement Credit," which indicates a student's performance in a subject area, while "EF" stands for "Effort Grade," reflecting the student's level of effort and participation. These designations help provide a more comprehensive view of a student's academic standing beyond just traditional letter grades. They can serve as valuable feedback for students and parents regarding both achievement and engagement in learning.

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