FCA Glossary
School Report Card
The report card is an essential document in Fredericton Christian Academy programs. It clearly shows the student’s performance in each subject. Because of this, parents and guardians are able to monitor academic progress more accurately.
What the report card contains?
The report card includes grades, attendance and observations from teachers. In addition, it presents data on participation, behaviour and individual progress. In short, it offers a complete overview of learning throughout the program.
Why the report card is important?
The document serves as an official record of school performance. It is necessary in validation processes for studies in the country of origin, in addition to helping with applications for scholarships or transfers. There is also the benefit of keeping parents always informed about their children’s development.
How it works at Fredericton Christian Academy?
The school issues a report card at the end of the Mini High School and High School of 5 programs months. The pedagogical team explains the results and remains available to answer questions. Additionally, it offers ongoing support throughout the entire process.
How does the student receive the report card?
Delivery is made in person at the end of the course. When necessary, parents receive a digital version via email. Therefore, keeping contact details up-to-date is essential.
Changes and updates
School guidelines undergo constant review. Therefore, it is recommended to read the pedagogical plan before classes start. In case of changes, Fredericton Christian Academy will inform you through its official channels.
Publication date
This glossary was published on 05/28/2025, in accordance with current standards. To ensure correct information, consult the pedagogical team before enrolling. If you have any questions, please contact us at Official WhatsApp of the FCA.
Need guidance?
Talk to the FCA team to understand how this topic applies to your program.