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How Gainesville schools are changing grading practices
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Gainesville schools have changed the way they grade middle school students, but the change is not a drastic one, according to Sarah Bell, the district’s chief academic officer. Instead of receiving four reports and four sets of grades each year, middle school students will receive one grade for each class at the end of the year. Parents will still receive quarterly reports that will keep them up to date on their child’s progress, but the grades on those reports won’t be part of the student’s final grade.
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PHOTOS: Hundreds rally in Gainesville in 'Hands Off' protest against Trump, Musk
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Hundreds turn out to the square in downtown Gainesville Saturday, April 5, 2025, to take part in the "Hands Off " protest of the Trump administration. The protest was part of a national mass activation day against the administration.

by Scott Rogers
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