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 My Laude Score

Junior Year 

Student’s Name _____________________          Grade_________

Date _________________ 

You must have a 3.2 cumulative G.P.A. or higher and have earned a Laude Score of

at least 16 to earn a Laude distinction. Any students with a GPA of 3.19 or less will not

have honor points calculated toward a Laude Score. Please note: Final Laude scores, senior year, are based on 7th semester cumulative G.P.A. and 8th semester honor points. If a student’s 8th semester cumulative G.P.A. does qualify them for a Laude score they will receive a certificate after graduation, and their laude distinction will be included on their final transcript.

 

You must successfully pass and complete a class to receive the designated honor

points.

 

1) Add up the number of honor points you have earned (Laude honors courses are listed

on the back of this sheet).

 

Total honor points after 10th grade: _________________

Projected total honor points after Junior Year:___________

 

2) Multiply your total number of honor points by your cumulative G.P.A.

 

My cumulative G.P.A. ___________________

My Total Laude Score after 10th grade: ____________________

My Projected Total Laude Score after 11th grade ____________*

 Laude Distinctions:

*For the purposes of projection, each junior has been given .5 honor points for College and career writing.  This will change in accordance with the earned ACT score (details on course page)

Laude System and Classes

The Riverdale High School transitioned to the Laude System from the current Class Rank System starting with the Class of 2016. This allows us to recognize and encourage students to take appropriate courses that will better prepare them for their future. The system is a point based system that combines Laude Points with a student’s GPA, under the normal grading scale. This system rewards a student for taking designated honor courses at a predetermined 1 honor point (per semester) or .5 honor point (per semester). (Please note that a student must successfully complete the course to earn honor points).

  1. Students taking Advanced Placement or CAPP Courses will earn 1 honor point per semester for each of these courses taken.
  2. For all other designated honor courses, the student will receive .5 honor point per semester.

Once a student meets these requirements they can earn one of the following distinctions:

Summa Cum Laude (With highest honor/distinction) 50 pts. +

Magna Cum Laude (With great honor/distinction) 32 pts. – 49.99 pts.

Cum Laude (With honor/distinction) 16 pts. – 31.99 pts.


Riverdale Courses with Laude Point Distinction

AP Courses = 1 honor point per semester for each course completed and passed

AP Offerings -  

AP US History

AP Biology

AP Calculus

AP Statistics

AP English Literature

AP Art

AP Psychology

AP Music Theory

CAPP Courses  = 1 honor point per semester for each course completed and passed

                CAPP Offerings-

                Spanish CAPP (Formerly Spanish IV)

        Calculus CAPP                Statistics CAPP

Dual Credit Class and Department Designated Honor Courses = .5 honor point per semester for each course completed and passed.

Dual Credit Courses (Articulated Classes SWTC)

College Math

Accounting I

Computer Applications I

Crop & Soil Science

Large Animal Science

Written Communication

Department Designated Honors Offerings

Ag - Companion Animal Science, Veterinary Science, Ag Capstone,

Ag Business Sales & Management

Art - Advanced Art

(IS - Honor points awarded if curriculum is beyond Adv Drawing and/or Adv Painting)

Business - Accounting II, Business Law, Economics

English - Summer American Lit, Composition, Research Methods, *College and Career Writing

Foreign Language - Spanish III

Math - Algebra II, Math Modeling

Music - Honors Band & Choir - (filed paperwork required)

PE - PE 12 Strength & Conditioning, Adventure Education

Science - Physics, Anatomy and Physiology, Advanced Chemistry

Social Studies - Global Issues

Tech Ed - Adv. Welding, Adv. Woods, CAD

Independent Study - courses that are advanced in curriculum may be considered for honors

        *College and Career Readiness (Your honor points are based on your ACT score)

                21-24 = .5 honor point

                25-28 = 1.0 honor point

                29+ = 1.5 honor point