How do I know which students have completed the Universal Screener?
How do I know which students have completed the Universal Screener?
Students who have not completed the Universal Screener do not have the "rainbow" showing the suggested tier their performance placed them at. View this on the Progress Monitoring screen.
Step-by-Step Guidance
Navigate to the Progress Monitoring Tab and use the Universal Screener filters
Look for the "rainbow" of four squares that appear under the "Suggested Tier" column
Students who have NOT completed the screener will NOT have a Suggested Tier
In the sample below, only one student has completed the Universal Screener
Use the "Suggested Tier" filter to see a list of only the students who have NOT completed the screener
To see detailed information about one student, hover over that student's Suggested Tier to see:
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