\begin{title}
test data
\end{title}

\begin{assignments}
Homework               10%    25
Exam                   60%    75
Final Exam             30%  
\end{assignments}

\begin{grade scale}
A+ 96 A 93 A- 90 B+ 87 B 83 B- 80 C+ 77 C 73 C- 70 D+ 65 D  60 F 0
Exceptions 131313PRIV I
\end{grade scale}

\begin{student records}
000000001   Student, First
Homework                   23
Exam                       73
fsemail@school.edu


123456789   Another Student
Homework                   20
Exam                       68
asemail@school.edu
Comments about students may be included.  Note that this comment will
appear in the teacher's grade report and in the individual student's
grade report, but not in the public grade display.  The student's email
address must be the first line of the comment section.

999999999   Student, Last
Homework                   15
Exam                       45
lsemail@school.edu

131313PRIV  Bebop, Arebop
Homework                    2
Exam                        1
abemail@school.edu
This student's grade will not be posted to the public grade report
because of the PRIV at the end of the ID string; this student's
exceptional letter grade of I is assigned in the grade scale section
above.

\end{student records}

\begin{notes}
The teacher's private notes go here.
\end{notes}

\begin{public notes}
Notes which will appear on the public display output go here.  The
following is what I have used recently:

A negative score means an excused missed assignment. 

Grading procedure after the final exam: Of all your scores which do not exceed
your final exam score, the one which most adversely affects your average will be
dropped.  Grading policy is subject to change and the discretion of the
instructor.
\end{public notes}