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Parents/Students: Ever have
trouble figuring out your GPA or which one to use?
Click here to print a full report card sample.
On the back of the report card are instructions and
definitions for the student data given with each
report card.
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Cumulative Weighted GPA |
Use for college and
scholarship applications, and determines class
rank |
Only uses final semester
grades (2 quarter grades averaged together) |
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Cumulative Unweighted GPA |
Use back of report card |
Does not calculate any
extra weight in the formula for honors, AP
courses |
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Quarter GPA |
Use back of report card |
Unweighted, located
directly under each quarter’s grades |
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Honor Roll GPA |
Use back of report card |
Weighted, located directly
under the Course listings. |
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Bright Futures GPA |
Used to determine
eligibility for Bright Futures. Calculated using
specific required courses listed on Bright
Futures brochure or
www.FACTS.org |
Visit their website |
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NCAA |
Used to determine athletic eligibility to play
collegiate sports, go to NCAA Eligibility center
for more information
www.web1.ncaa.org/eligibilitycenter
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Visit their website |
Florida Bright Futures
Scholarship Program
The Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program
consists of three awards: FloridaAcademic Scholars (FAS)
award, Florida Medallion Scholars (FMS) award and
the Florida Gold Seal Vocational Scholars (GSV)
award. Seniors must apply by submitting aFlorida
Financial Aid Application (FFAA) after December 1
and prior to high school graduation. Initial
eligibility requirements for the desired award must
be met prior to high school graduation with test
scores admissible through June 30 of the senior year
in high school.
Visit
www.FloridaStudentFinancialAid.org/SSFAD/bf
to view the initial eligibility criteria for each of
the three Bright Futures awards and to submit the
required Florida Financial Aid Application (FFAA).
For further questions, contact Mrs. Peggie Hart or
Mr. Michael Austin senior school guidance counselors
or the Department of
Education’s Office of Student Financial Assistance (OSFA)
at OSFA@fldoe.org
or toll free at 1-888-827-2004.
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