"성적표에 좋은 점수가 있어요."

Translation: There is a good score on the report card.

[Duubik]

Should also accept "good grade" as being correct.

[CF00l]

成績表에 좋은 點數가 있어요.

[Nadiyahak]

Better be more than one.

[Jeong-JinL]

Maybe this means something like term GPA? Otherwise, yeah it would be plural and grades in the US.

[CookieCatSpeaks]

Why wouldn't it accept "good mark"?

[Jeong-JinL]

Can a school mark be numeric?

[GiovanniSantucci]

In UK English, yes. I had a British math professor who always used "mark" or "marks" exactly how we would use "score" or "points."

[Fabian227203]

In South Africa, we usually just refer to it as a "report".

[crazdave]

"The report card has good grades."는 어때요?

[VIXX_LuvMyself]

I think 성적표에 is "on the report card" that's why you should say:

There is good score on the report card.

Guys, correct me if i'm wrong. TIA

[John218939]

Before the eighties, our report card in Singapore will show the score for each subject instead of just the grade. Red mark/score indicates failure of the subject.