Your Actual Grade counts everything you haven't done yet as a zero — so being behind hurts even when your scores are good. SnoopSolve clears the backlog for you.
Oldest work first — those are the zeros hurting you.
Add SnoopSolve to Chrome, Edge, Brave or Firefox in seconds.
Start with the oldest unfinished lesson and hit Auto-Solve.
Lesson after lesson, questions and instruction both.
From a backlog to back on pace.
Grade 12 · Credit Recovery
"Two semesters to make up in eleven weeks. My actual grade was in the forties because of missing work, not bad scores — once the backlog started clearing it climbed every week."
Grade 12 · Summer School
"Six weeks to redo a full year of English. Finished with four days spare and I wasn't up at 3am to do it."
Grade 11 · Virtual Academy
"Nobody explained that my grade was tanking because of missing work rather than bad scores. Once I got that, the whole thing made sense."
Grade 11
"Four lessons in an evening instead of one. That's the whole difference between catching up and giving up."
Grade 10 · Online School
"I was three units behind in October. I wasn't by November."
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What your grade is actually doing, and how to fix it
This catches out almost everybody. Edgenuity shows two numbers. Your Overall Grade is your performance on work you've actually submitted. Your Actual Grade also counts everything you haven't done yet as a zero — roughly, your completion against target completion, multiplied by your overall grade. The Actual Grade is the one that flows to your report card and eligibility checks, so being behind on pace damages your grade even when every score you've earned is good.
A whole course usually has assessments your teacher has to unlock, so the honest answer is that the gating is the limit rather than the work. What is very achievable is clearing a large backlog fast: Auto-Solve works through lessons continuously — questions and instruction both — so students routinely go from one lesson an evening to several.
Oldest unfinished work first, because those are the zeros dragging your Actual Grade down. It's also worth messaging your teacher early about anything locked behind teacher review, so the unlock isn't what's holding you up at the deadline, and asking which activity types carry weight in your course — quizzes, tests and exams are weighted, and some activities don't influence the grade at all.
Yes. Instruction, warm-ups and summaries are advanced automatically, which on most courses is the largest single block of time in the backlog.
No, and be sceptical of anything claiming otherwise. When an assessment is locked pending teacher review, that lock lives on your school's side of the system rather than in your browser. The fastest route is genuinely to message your teacher when you're approaching one.
Privacy Guard keeps your activity log clean while Auto-Solve runs, hiding the tab and focus changes a browser would otherwise report.
Every zero in your course is pulling your actual grade down. Install SnoopSolve and start clearing them tonight.