High School
Assessment and Report Cards
For the American curriculum
American students are graded with letters from A to D. FASN students take the same assessments as American students. Grades do not “count” in some subjects until students have a sufficient level of English.
Assessments are either paper-based or computerized. Results can be viewed on the Parentvue website, and an American report card is issued for each period.
For the French curriculum
Assessments are those offered by the CNED. They are corrected by CNED teachers (i.e. from the French Ministry of Education). Some FASN teachers may, at their own discretion, offer their own additional assessments.
Assessments are made in class for subjects taught at FASN (the teacher sends the papers to CNED for correction). The fact that CNED assessments for these subjects are made in class is an essential point that allows you to value your child’s report card with a view to his or her return to France. Assessments are carried out at home for subjects not taught at FASN (the family itself sends the papers to CNED for correction)
At the end of each term, a report card is sent to each student’s family, listing FASN, CNED and American results, FASN teachers’ assessments and the FASN director’s opinion. At the end of the school year, a transcript of grades can be sent by CNED on request. These documents will be very useful when you return to France.
For the specific case of report cards for Parcoursup:
