Reading Your Child's Learning Reports
Last updated 2026-09-29
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A few times a year, your child's teacher completes a developmental assessment and shares a report with you. It is written by the teacher from their observations.
Opening a Report
- 1On Home, look for the Learning Reports card. It shows how many reports are new.
- 2Tap it. Each report shows the date, the teacher who prepared it, and NEEDS REVIEW or REVIEWED.
- 3Tap View Report to read it.
- 4When you have read it, tap Confirm Review. The teacher sees that you have.
What You Will See
- Five areas: Cognitive, Language & Literacy, Physical & Motor, Social-Emotional, and Adaptive & Daily Living.
- For each milestone, where your child is: Not Yet Introduced, Emerging, Developing, Meeting Expectations or Exceeding Expectations.
- The teacher's observation notes.
Bring the report to your next parent-teacher conversation. Emerging and Developing are normal stages, not problems; ask the teacher what they are seeing.
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