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Better Late Than Never: Ernest Ward Students To Receive Progress Reports Today
September 29, 2009
Students at Ernest Ward Middle School will receive their progress reports today — almost a week late.
The first nine-weeks progress reports were scheduled to be sent home with students last Wednesday afternoon, but many students in the county, including those at Ernest Ward, did not receive their report due to a software problem with the school district’s grading system.
If you have any questions, contact your child’s school.
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2 Responses to “Better Late Than Never: Ernest Ward Students To Receive Progress Reports Today”
Not Fair: Of course the district could just not send progress reports at all then we as parents would never know what our child needs to do. Just a thought.
So if my kid’s book report is due on Wednesday afternoon, can I claim “software problems” on our home computer and then turn it in a week later?
Anyone else notice this “software problem” happened right after the school district web site was hacked?