ProgMon — Progress Monitoring Made Simple

Progress Monitoring. Simplified.

Generate individualized assessments, collect meaningful student data, and create comprehensive progress reports—all in one intuitive platform designed for special education.

How ProgMon works

One workflow from student information to professional reporting.

  1. 1

    Add student information

    Set up each student with grade, school, and case manager in seconds.

  2. 2

    Write measurable IEP goals

    Capture baselines, annual targets, and mastery criteria for every goal.

  3. 3

    Generate aligned assessments

    AI builds equivalent probe versions matched to each goal's criteria.

  4. 4

    Collect data digitally or on paper

    Students take probes online, or score paper copies by hand.

  5. 5

    Analyze progress against goal criteria

    Charts compare every score to the target line and mastery rule.

  6. 6

    Produce professional reports

    Print-ready nine-week reports with evidence that stands up in meetings.

For teachers

Assessments in minutes

AI generates equivalent probe versions aligned to each IEP goal's measurement criteria.

Progress at a glance

Charts compare every score against the annual target and mastery rule—no spreadsheets.

Caseload-wide visibility

See overdue assessments and students needing review before the reporting period ends.

For administrators

School and district views

Aggregate completion and progress trends by school, grade, and subject.

Privacy by design

School-level data isolation, role-based access, and de-identified AI summaries.

Reporting readiness

Know which goals have enough evidence before nine-week reports are due.

Reporting that stands up in meetings

Nine-week and custom-period reports with baselines, every recorded score, target lines on each chart, and completion counts. AI-drafted narratives use only de-identified scores and dates, and teachers review and approve every word before printing.

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