FreeGrade Tracker
A straightforward results table with course, assessment, score, grade, and date, plus views highlighting strong results and those that may need attention.
School & study
Grade tracking Notion templates
Understand assessed work and progress across a course. Compare Notion grade trackers for students monitoring weighted results and educators organizing credit or learning-progress records.
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A little structure goes a long way.Free
FreeHomeschool High School Credit + Graduation Tracker
A homeschool credit planner connecting courses, family-entered graduation requirements, earned credits, and a four-year plan, with a summary of remaining credits and planning gaps.
FreeMusic Student Progress Tracker
A music-teaching assessment tracker with scores for technique, rhythm, and reading, student and skill views, and calculated progress levels.
FreeWeighted Grade Calculator
A course grade tracker using assessment categories, point totals, and category weights to calculate a running weighted result from the work you enter.
A closer look at the collection
Which template fits your work?
Compare the purpose and included features before choosing a workspace.
Grade Tracker
Students who want to record returned work without configuring a more elaborate grading system.
- Assessments organized by course
- Score, grade, and date fields
- Needs Attention and Strong Results views
Homeschool High School Credit + Graduation Tracker
Homeschooling families organizing one student’s high-school course and credit record.
- Courses and Graduation Requirements databases
- Student Summary and Four-Year Plan
- Historical course entry and sample records
Music Student Progress Tracker
Music teachers and tutors keeping a more consistent record of a learner’s development.
- Technique, rhythm, and reading scores
- Student and skill grouping
- One-to-ten ratings and calculated progress levels
Choose something that fits
How to compare grade tracking templates
Use the actual assessment rules from the course rather than the template’s example weights. Test a missing result, an ungraded assignment, and a final score before relying on a calculated average. A credit or skills tracker serves a different purpose from a grade calculator, so read the included features. Keep official grades and graduation requirements verified with the institution; use the workspace to organize your own working record.
A few things to look for
Editable assessment weights
Clear handling of missing results
Course or student progress views
About the directoryPut it into practice
Check the calculation against a known result
Use the course’s actual weights and rules before entering a large assessment history. Test a small example with results you can calculate manually. Keep missing or ungraded work distinguishable from a zero, and note exceptions such as dropped assessments. Progress or credit trackers may be useful without producing a weighted final course grade.
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Can I rely on a grade tracker for my official result?+
Use it as a working record and compare it with the institution’s official grades and syllabus rules. Weighted calculations, rounding, missing work, and extra credit need checking against the course’s actual method.
Are there free templates in the grade tracking collection?+
Yes. This collection currently includes 4 listings with a confirmed free creator offer. Use the Free filter to compare them. A free version can have different features from a creator’s paid upgrade, so check the original listing and current access terms before adding it to your workspace.