05 THE TEACHER TOOLKIT

Quick guide

Grading-scale builder

Your cutoffs. One consistent scale across every tool.

A cutoff is inclusive: a band starting at 90% includes exactly 90%. Include a lowest band starting at 0%. Labels and cutoffs must be unique.

Grading settings Percentage only · 2 decimals

Example scales are editable starting points. Use your course policy. Build a custom scale.

Live scale preview

87.50%
Grade: B
My grading scaleThis preview uses the scale you are editing. Save and apply it to use it in other tools.
My grading scale · 2 decimal placesGrade uses the unrounded score
Scale thresholds
GradeInclusive minimumUpper boundary
A90%No upper cutoff
B80%Below 90%
C70%Below 80%
D60%Below 70%
F0%Below 60%

Define inclusive lower cutoffs

Each band starts at its minimum percentage and continues up to, but not including, the next higher band. A band starting at 90% includes exactly 90%. The lowest band must start at 0%, and each threshold and label must be unique.

Preview before you apply

Enter an example percentage to check the result. You can duplicate a built-in example or a saved scale, change its labels and thresholds, and save it with a new name. Saving and applying makes the scale available to every grading tool in this browser.

Rounding is a separate policy

A displayed 90.00% can come from an unrounded score below 90%. By default, the letter grade uses the unrounded percentage. If your course rounds before assigning grades, enable that option explicitly. Imported scales are opened for review before you save them.

The A–F and pass/fail examples are starting points. They are not official scales for a country, school or course. Copy the thresholds in the policy that actually applies to your assessment.

Read the related grading guideCalculation methodologyEasy grader

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Scores stay in this browser. Use a general title, without student names.

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