FCA Glossary
School Report
The School Report is the academic report card that shows student performance during Fredericton Christian Academy programs. It brings together grades, attendance, behaviour and progress in each subject. Because of this, those responsible monitor school performance in a clear and objective way.
What the School Report brings?
This document informs the subjects studied, the grades obtained and the teachers’ comments. Additionally, it highlights participation, behaviour and areas that need improvement. In short, the report offers a complete overview of academic development.
Why the School Report is important?
The School Report serves as official proof of the learning acquired. It also helps with academic validation in the country of origin and may be required in future school transfers. Furthermore, the document reinforces the credibility of studies carried out outside Brazil.
How it works at Fredericton Christian Academy?
In the 5-month Mini High School and High School programs, the School Report is delivered at the end of the course. The school coordination guides students and explains the results. This way, parents and students understand each point and ask questions easily.
How to receive the document?
At the end of the program, students participate in a meeting and receive the School Report directly from the pedagogical team. Therefore, it is essential to keep the report in a safe place, as it may be necessary to prove academic performance in the future.
Changes and updates
Rules may change over time. Therefore, it is recommended to check the updated academic plan before each new edition of the course. For specific questions, please contact the Fredericton Christian Academy team via the official WhatsApp.
Publication date
We published this glossary on 5/28/2025 based on current school guidelines. As policies and requirements may change, confirm information with the teaching team before the course begins. If you have any questions, please contact us at Official WhatsApp of the FCA.
Official sources and references
Always confirm current requirements directly with the responsible authorities and institutions.
Need guidance?
Talk to the FCA team to understand how this topic applies to your program.