full gradebook
to get all possible grades. either in a year, or single semeter, or in a single cl-ss.
i got had a full gradebook year in science
grades- a, c, f, b, i(incomplete), d
i had a full gradebook year.
grades- a a a b c c
f d i b c b
c c b b b a
a a a a b d
i d d c a a
b b a c d c
i had a full gradebook semester
grades-
science- a
math- d
history- c
english- b
gym- i
study hall- f
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