How is progress calculated?

Progress is current percentage minus baseline percentage. Positive values show improvement and negative values show decline.

Where is my school data stored?

It stays in local storage in this browser unless you download and share an export yourself.

Can I save the finished document as PDF?

Yes. Download PDF creates a formatted file directly in your browser without a watermark.

Teacher & Education Tools

Student Progress Tracker

Compare baseline, current and target scores for an entire class and identify progress gaps.

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About the Student Progress Tracker

Student Progress Tracker helps teachers create a structured, classroom-ready document without formatting it manually. Compare baseline, current and target scores for an entire class and identify progress gaps.

The draft stays in this browser. Download a clean PDF, print it, or use JSON backup and restore without accounts, payments or watermarks.

Key features

Bulk class-list entry with roll numbers
Baseline, current, target and change columns
Class-average comparison and CSV export
Local autosave with PDF, print and JSON backup

How to use

1Set the class, subject and assessment period.
2Paste students and enter baseline, current and target percentages.
3Add support notes, review class averages and export PDF or CSV.

Examples

Reading progress review

Input: Baseline and current percentages for 25 students

Output: Individual change values plus baseline and current class averages

Use teacher notes to record intervention or next-step details.

Frequently asked questions

How is progress calculated?: Progress is current percentage minus baseline percentage. Positive values show improvement and negative values show decline.
Where is my school data stored?: It stays in local storage in this browser unless you download and share an export yourself.
Can I save the finished document as PDF?: Yes. Download PDF creates a formatted file directly in your browser without a watermark.