How do I stop a Progress Monitoring session for my student?

While progress monitoring sessions will automatically stop after 12 weeks, there are some instances where you find you may want to stop a session early (such as needing to change probe types or levels). Below are the steps on how to stop a session.

1. In the Progress Monitoring tab, use the toggle on the left to select the subject you want the student to stop Progress Monitoring (Mathematics or Language Arts) and then click the Stop button.

2. You can see the status of the current CBM including their status for each assessment during the 12-week duration. By clicking 'Stop' you'll end the CBM Probes for the student.

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