Iowa HF150 prohibits school districts from using standards-based grading in grades six through twelve.

Iowa HF150 prohibits school districts from using standards-based grading to evaluate student performance in grades six through twelve. The bill defines "standards-based grading" as a method where traditional academic subjects are broken down into smaller learning objectives or skills, and a student's performance is evaluated based on the extent to which the student has mastered each particular learning objective or skill.

Iowa HF150 prohibits school districts from using standards-based grading in grades six through twelve.

Iowa HF150 prohibits school districts from using standards-based grading to evaluate student performance in grades six through twelve. The bill defines "standards-based grading" as a method where traditional academic subjects are broken down into smaller learning objectives or skills, and a student's performance is evaluated based on the extent to which the student has mastered each particular learning objective or skill.