Elementary Report Card

  • The District 25 report card is one piece of communication amongst the many ways we communicate with families. It is a descriptive tool designed to enhance teaching and learning. The report card was designed to meet the unique needs of District 25 with input of various community groups as well as current research. It is consistent and uses clearly defined terminology from kindergarten through fifth grade.

  • This video explains the elementary report card.

    On the right, please find three sections:

    General Resources: these links are for all parents of students kindergarten through fifth grade.

    Grade Level Report Cards: these links are copies of our grade-level report cards, including fourth and fifth grade advanced math report cards.

    Standards-Based Grading (SBG) is designed to provide a more comprehensive picture of students’ academic progress by identifying specific areas of strength, as well as areas where additional work may be needed. It thus facilitates collaboration between parents and educators in their efforts to help students improve their performance (Guskey & Bailey, 2010). It also reports nonacademic factors independently to separate student subject knowledge from student performance or skills.

    Grade Level Resources: these links are grade-level specific and contain supporting documents that will help you understand where a student is performing in relation to the standards in each trimester.