Rivera Homeschool
Student Report Card
Year-End Report · 2025–2026
- Student
- Maya Rivera
- Grade
- 11th Grade
- School year
- 2025–2026
- Date issued
- June 5, 2026
Academic Performance
| Course | Instructor | Grade % | Letter | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| American Literature (Honors) | Elena Rivera | 94% | A | Strongest essays yet; Gatsby paper was excellent. |
| Algebra 2 | Marcus Rivera | 87% | B+ | Steady growth; logarithms finally clicked. |
| Physics with Lab | Marcus Rivera | 88% | B+ | Thorough, well-organized lab write-ups. |
| AP U.S. Government and Politics | Online AP provider | 91% | A- | Sharp analysis of court cases. |
| Spanish 3 | Elena Rivera | 91% | A- | Much more confident in conversation. |
| Personal Finance | Marcus Rivera | 97% | A+ | Kept a real budget all year. |
| Creative Writing | Co-op instructor | 96% | A | Finished a 20-page story collection. |
| Average | 92% | A- | ||
Attendance Summary
- Total school days
- 180
- Days present
- 176
- Days absent
- 1
- Days excused
- 3
- Attendance rate
- 98%
Grading Scale
A+97–100
A93–96
A-90–92
B+87–89
B83–86
B-80–82
C+77–79
C73–76
C-70–72
D+67–69
D63–66
D-60–62
FBelow 60
Teacher Comments
Maya had a terrific junior year. She took on her first AP course and her heaviest reading load so far, and she managed both with real independence — planning her own weekly schedule by the second semester. Her writing has grown the most: her American Literature essays are clear, well-argued and carefully revised. Next year we will keep building her math confidence in Pre-Calculus and give her more room to lead her own science projects.