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Kindergarten to Grade 8 students, bring home report cards in November, April and June.

As a parent/guardian, you are an important partner in your child's education and through your involvement; you positively affect your child's success in school.

The purpose of report cards is to:

•       Reflect and support the changes in classroom assessment practices.

•       Provide information that details how your child is performing and progressing.

•       Offer a communication tool that provides much more information than just a traditional letter grade or mark.

 All schools in New Brunswick, including ASD-W schools, are using the same report card format developed by the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development. Parents/guardians will be able to follow their child’s progress regardless of which school they attend.

The resources found on this page will help you better understand the reporting process and information on your child’s report card.

​Watch this video of a parent discussing the new report card system with her children.

The Department of Education and Early Child Development and the Anglophone West School District are piloting a new reporting mechanism.  Parental feedback is a valuable and crucial component to this process.  

Please click on the Survey button to the right below the Report Card Videos or you can use this printable version:
First Achievement Feedback Survey.pdf  and send to Anglophone West School District Office, located at 1135 Prospect Street, Fredericton, N.B. E3B 3B9, C/O Dianne Kay. 

If required, print copies are available from the Office of the Superintendent by contacting 1-506-444-4035.  Parents can call collect, if necessary.

Timeframe for survey collection is: February 2nd to February 20th.