Class Record Book for 12 Weeks. 40 Names. (R1200)

This is nice for this year's class. It has more pages than I expected and way more lines for students than I have. I have found uses for the unused spaces and pages for sure. It is sturdy cover and very functional for a grade book. This will keep me organized and I like this name brand, traditional book.

Great grade book that I use everyday. It is easy to use easy to carry.

I love that the register had so many lines since I have many students per class! I appreciate the perforated section for names but in my job, I can't tear that out and it's perforated SO WELL that it actually RIPS easily by accident. This is my only suggestion for an area of improvement.

Have been using this same combination planner/grader for 15 years. Would not use and other. Great for middle school with plenty of organization.

This product is excellent and has all the bells and whistles for teachers to organize student work, attendance, etc however, I need to wear cheater glasses to read it. The columns are small and little space to write in grades, etc.

This book serves its purpose and then some. It has more than enough room for my 7 class periods during a full school year (we are on 2 semesters/4 nine weeks grading periods). I had previously purchased the ELAN lesson planning book, which I also love! I will continue to get these each year.

I really love this class record book. Has plenty of room for the entire year and is very durable. I am able to throw in my book bag and take home to put grades in, use in class, and take to meetings. At the end of the year it was still in great shape. This is my second time ordering this product!

When our school switched to twelve-week trimesters, I figured I should get a grade book to match. But the perforations next to the name lists, which are helpful when you're dealing with two nine-week quarters, are neither neither necessary nor helpful when my classes change every twelve weeks, especially when the lists begin to tear out before the end of the term. Every term at eight or nine weeks I found myself taping the perforations front and back to keep them in. Besides that, the boxes are so tiny, I found it necessary to use two lines per student, which meant that I often needed more than one page spread per class. Just little annoyances, but with all the big annoyances in teaching, I didn't want my grade book to add more. It would be nice if they could make a 12-week grade book with a fold-out page like they have on some of the 10-week ones, so the boxes wouldn't be so small. This year I'm going back to a regular 10-week grade book; I can use the perforated name lists to carry the extra weeks over onto the next couple of pages.