The QuickSchools Report Cards module has evolved tremendously over the years, thanks to feedback from our family of schools. And we’re very proud of the simplicity and the flexibility it has to offer. Although we already offer a variety of report card templates that can suit the needs of many schools, we can also create custom report cards for schools that have very specific formats.
Below is a sample booklet-style skills-based report card that can be used for Montessori schools:
Click here to view in PDF – Sample Primary Montessori Report Card
This type of report card has traits very similar to the Standards-based report cards we mentioned for Primary (K-3/K-8) Schools. You can actually very easily set up your own standards/skills to be evaluated upon, and you can also define how each standard/skill is assessed via a dropdown.
Here’s a sample of how the Subject-based screen would look if you’re assessing a group of students based on a particular group of skills/standards:
If you need help setting up your report cards, or if you’d like us to set up a custom report card for you, please contact our support staff via chat or email. We’d love to get you started on QuickSchools.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a skills-based report card?
A skills-based report card is a student assessment document that measures progress based on specific skills, competencies, and learning standards rather than only traditional grades.
Why do Montessori schools use skills-based report cards?
Montessori schools use skills-based report cards because they emphasize student development, independence, learning progress, and mastery of specific abilities.
What is the QuickSchools Report Cards Module?
The QuickSchools Report Cards Module is a school management feature that allows schools to create, customize, and manage student report cards based on their own assessment requirements.
Can QuickSchools create custom Montessori report cards?
Yes. QuickSchools can create customized report card formats for schools that require specific layouts, assessment categories, or reporting structures.
Are skills-based report cards suitable for primary schools?
Yes. Skills-based report cards are commonly used in primary education because they provide detailed feedback about student learning and development.
Who can configure report cards in QuickSchools?
School administrators typically configure report card structures, skills, and standards, while teachers use those settings to evaluate students.
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i’ll like to see report cards for preschoolers
for preschool report cards, please
Hi MiurelSoto,
If you haven’t already, you can chat with us online, or send us an email at support@quickschools.com, and we can enable the template for you. Thanks!