AdmissionFreshman YearReview progress reports

Review progress reports

Review first progress reports and address any academic concerns immediately

Freshman Year
October
Academic
High Priority

Step-by-Step Guide

Overview

Progress reports give you an early look at how you're doing in each class. Use them to make adjustments before final grades!

What to Look For

  • Current grade in each class
  • Missing assignments
  • Participation grades
  • Teacher comments or concerns

If Grades Are Strong

  • Great job! Keep doing what you're doing
  • Note which study strategies worked
  • Don't get complacent - stay consistent
  • Thank yourself for the effort!

If Grades Need Work

Step 1: Identify the Issue

  • Missing assignments? Turn them in if possible
  • Low test scores? Get tutoring or study differently
  • Participation issues? Speak up more in class
  • Confusion about material? Ask for help

Step 2: Talk to Your Teacher

  • Ask what you can do to improve
  • Find out about extra credit opportunities
  • Get clarification on concepts you missed
  • Show them you care about improving

Step 3: Make Changes

  • Adjust your study habits
  • Create a homework checklist
  • Get organized if that's the issue
  • Set specific improvement goals

Why This Matters

  • Progress reports are early warnings
  • There's time to improve before final grades
  • Building good habits now helps later
  • Teachers notice students who respond to feedback

Parent Conversation

  • Share your progress reports with your parents
  • Discuss what's working and what isn't
  • Ask for support if you need it

Task Details

Assigned to: Student
Best time: October
Week: 2

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