Belonging, Achievement, & Attendance

Progress Report

Alternative High School Students

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Teacher Advisor Information

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Dr Jordan B Smith Jr· Mountain View High School · +1 626-606-1760

https://www.teachleadandinspire.com/teacher-home

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My Student-Led Progress Update

Use this form to tell your parent, guardian, or trusted adult how you are doing in school. Review your credits, attendance, accomplishments, challenges, and next steps.

Remember: This is not about having perfect grades or perfect attendance. It is about understanding your progress, taking ownership of your learning, and asking for the support you need.
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Your teacher will be copied on your email. After confirming that you completed and sent your weekly progress report, your teacher can post 20 points to your Five Star Student account.

Student and Family Information

Enter the information needed to prepare and address your progress report.

Your teacher will be copied to verify completion and post your 20 Five Star Student points.
This email is used to create/update the student contact record in the system.

Academic Progress Report

Enter your current credit information. Ask your teacher or counselor for help if you are unsure about any number.

Calculated as required credits − earned credits − unposted credits.

Attendance Report

Enter your attendance information for the current school year or current reporting period.

Current Chronic Absenteeism Rate: Not available Current Tardy Rate: Not available

My Reflection and Next Steps

Use your own words to explain your progress, challenges, goals, and support needs.

Questions We Can Discuss Together

Families: Keep the conversation relaxed and brief—about five minutes at dinner, in the car, or during another comfortable moment.

  • What are you most proud of this week?
  • What do your credit and attendance numbers tell you?
  • What helped you make progress?
  • What feels difficult right now?
  • What is one realistic goal for next week?
  • How can I support you without taking over?
  • When should we check in again?

This should be a conversation, not an interrogation or lecture. Begin with listening, encouragement, and one achievable next step.