Description
Stay organized and make data-driven decisions with this Student Performance Tracker designed for upper elementary classrooms. This easy-to-use spreadsheet helps teachers monitor multiple data points in one place so you can quickly identify student needs, track intervention support, and plan targeted instruction.
This tracker is perfect for teachers who want a clear snapshot of student performance across reading, math, and intervention data without juggling multiple documents.
What This Resource Tracks
This data tracker allows teachers to organize important student information, including:
- Student names and roster
- mClass composite reading scores
- MAP math scores
- Classroom math grades
- Reading intervention (Tier II / Tier III)
- Math intervention (Tier II / Tier III)
- STAAR interim reading probability levels (Approaches, Meets, Masters)
- STAAR interim math probability levels (Approaches, Meets, Masters)
- PEIMS student information (SPED, 504, GT, At-Risk, LEP)
All student data is organized into one spreadsheet so teachers can quickly identify trends, track progress, and support instructional planning.
Perfect For
This resource works well for:
- Classroom teachers
- Instructional coaches
- PLC teams
- Data meetings
- MTSS or RTI tracking
- Progress monitoring
- Intervention planning
It is especially helpful during PLC data discussions, benchmark reviews, and MTSS meetings
Grade Levels
- 3rd Grade
- 4th Grade
- 5th Grade
- Upper Elementary
Subjects
- Reading
- ELA
- Math
- Intervention / MTSS
Why Teachers Love This Tracker
- Keeps student data organized in one place
- Helps identify students needing intervention support
- Supports data-driven instruction
- Simplifies PLC and data meeting preparation
- Tracks progress across multiple assessments
File Type
Google Sheets compatible spreadsheet
Editable and customizable for your classroom needs.
Created by Precision Literacy
Precision Literacy resources are designed to provide targeted tools for stronger readers and data-driven instruction in upper elementary classrooms.
Highlights
Description
Stay organized and make data-driven decisions with this Student Performance Tracker designed for upper elementary classrooms. This easy-to-use spreadsheet helps teachers monitor multiple data points in one place so you can quickly identify student needs, track intervention support, and plan targeted instruction.
This tracker is perfect for teachers who want a clear snapshot of student performance across reading, math, and intervention data without juggling multiple documents.
What This Resource Tracks
This data tracker allows teachers to organize important student information, including:
- Student names and roster
- mClass composite reading scores
- MAP math scores
- Classroom math grades
- Reading intervention (Tier II / Tier III)
- Math intervention (Tier II / Tier III)
- STAAR interim reading probability levels (Approaches, Meets, Masters)
- STAAR interim math probability levels (Approaches, Meets, Masters)
- PEIMS student information (SPED, 504, GT, At-Risk, LEP)
All student data is organized into one spreadsheet so teachers can quickly identify trends, track progress, and support instructional planning.
Perfect For
This resource works well for:
- Classroom teachers
- Instructional coaches
- PLC teams
- Data meetings
- MTSS or RTI tracking
- Progress monitoring
- Intervention planning
It is especially helpful during PLC data discussions, benchmark reviews, and MTSS meetings
Grade Levels
- 3rd Grade
- 4th Grade
- 5th Grade
- Upper Elementary
Subjects
- Reading
- ELA
- Math
- Intervention / MTSS
Why Teachers Love This Tracker
- Keeps student data organized in one place
- Helps identify students needing intervention support
- Supports data-driven instruction
- Simplifies PLC and data meeting preparation
- Tracks progress across multiple assessments
File Type
Google Sheets compatible spreadsheet
Editable and customizable for your classroom needs.
Created by Precision Literacy
Precision Literacy resources are designed to provide targeted tools for stronger readers and data-driven instruction in upper elementary classrooms.
