HCPSS Grade Calculator
Estimate your HCPSS quarter, semester, and final grades. Add assignments by category, set the weights and exam %, and pick your rounding and letter scale. This tool is for planning only. Explore more tools on free calculators on CalculatorBolt.
Quarter Grade Calculator
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Quarter Grade
Semester Grade Calculator
Combine two quarters and an exam to calculate your semester grade.
Semester Grade
Final Course Grade Calculator
Combine semester grades to calculate your final course grade.
Final Course Grade
How it works
First we average each category (Σ earned ÷ Σ possible), apply the category weights to get the quarter grade, then use your semester/final weights to compute the term and overall grades.
Defaults: Summative 70%, Minor 20%, Practice 10%. Semester 40/40/20 (Q1/Q2/Exam). Final 50/50 (S1/S2). Change anything in Advanced.
We round per your setting (nearest by default) and map to the A/B/C/D/E scale (HCPSS uses E for failing). Check with your teacher for the official setup.
Inputs explained
- Categories & assignments: add scores (earned/possible). Mark excused if an item shouldn't count.
- Drop Lowest: remove lowest N scores within a category (by percentage) before calculating that category's average.
- Letter scale & rounding: pick bands and rounding (nearest/down/up). Most schools round to nearest whole.
- Semester/Final weights: adjust Q1/Q2/Exam (or S1/S2) to match your syllabus.
Example
Category weights: Summative 70%, Minor 20%, Practice 10%
- Summative: (88/100, 45/50, 37/40) → 88% avg
- Minor: (18/20, 9/10, 15/20) → 84% avg
- Practice: (8/10, 10/10, 9/10) → 90% avg
Quarter = 0.88×0.70 + 0.84×0.20 + 0.90×0.10 = 0.616 + 0.168 + 0.090 = 0.874 → 87.4% → 87% (rounded) → B
Semester (Q1 87%, Q2 92%, Exam 85%; 40/40/20):
0.87×0.40 + 0.92×0.40 + 0.85×0.20 = 0.348 + 0.368 + 0.170 = 0.886 → 88.6% → 89% → B
Final (S1 89%, S2 93%; 50/50):
0.89×0.50 + 0.93×0.50 = 0.89 → 89% → B
Tips & notes
- Ask your teacher for the exact category weights and rounding rules.
- Dropping lowest assignments can raise a category average—use this if allowed in your course.
- Practice/excused work policies vary; this tool treats excused as excluded.
- This calculator ignores attendance, extra credit, and special overrides—enter them as assignments if needed.