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In Pennsylvania, a student typically receives a failing grade if they earn an "F," which often corresponds to a GPA of 0.0 to 0.9. A grade of "D" (often a 1.0 to 1.9 GPA) is usually considered passing, but it may not meet the requirements for certain courses, particularly in high school. Therefore, a "D" grade may not directly fail a student, but it could impact their overall academic standing or progression. Always check specific school policies for precise grading criteria.

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