B+ and up equals honor roll
A+ equals high honor roll
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Not often, it is usually a 3.5 GPA or higher for honor roll.
It varies, but the common United States middle school honor roll grades are 85 and above or 88 and above. 85 is more common though.
Typically, to make the honor roll, students need to achieve a certain grade point average (GPA) which is usually above a C. Most schools require a GPA of 3.5 or higher to qualify for the honor roll. Therefore, it is unlikely that a student with a C grade would be able to make the honor roll unless their school has a different grading system or criteria for the honor roll.
At my school we get on a honor roll if we are good for the term like not being late and being prepared
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Makenna Shea Cripps is a student. In 2013, she made the 7th grade honor roll at Southeast Guilford Middle School.
Usually. If you are in an honor s class then you will have harder work then most student at ur grade level an sense you already know what the other may just be learning. You are put in an honor s class so that the teachers can challenge you do help you learn more then you already know
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honor roll grades are anything from B- to A+ sooo u can have all B- 's and still get honor roll if u want high honor roll you can either have all A's or you can have more A's then B's it kinda ranges from school districts - hope it helped! :)
Dean's lists are typically associated with colleges or universities. However, if a middle school has a "Dean's list" it is probably just the equivalent of Honor Roll or Honorary Mention at other public schools. Most likely, the people who run the school just wanted to be funny and call it a Dean's List to make the kids feel grown up.
I would suggest talking to your parents about what you can do to get the xbox back. And if you do get it back make sure you make honor roll next semester to show some responsibility.
A merit roll is an award at elemantry school. The rank of the awards go by citizenship award, honor roll, and then merit roll.