Overview of Imagine MyPath reports

Imagine MyPath reports help Teachers and Administrators monitor student progress, spot learning needs, and plan next steps in instruction. Below is a summary of the main reports educators may use in Imagine MyPath, with links to articles that explain how to open each report.

We recommend that you spend approximately 30 minutes per week reviewing student data and planning next steps. For additional guidance, refer to Best practices for reviewing data in Imagine MyPath.

For Teachers

• Class Summary Report
  • See recent student activity for a class.
  • Use the Student Snapshot to view active time and lessons completed for each student.
  • Open Lessons to Reteach to find lesson materials for skills students need to revisit.
• Student Progress Report
  • Open this report by selecting a student from the Class Summary Report.
  • Review a student’s current and completed lessons, upcoming lessons, and learning path progress.
  • Take action by reassigning lessons or marking lessons as passed or not passed.
• Class Progress Report
  • Track class progress across lessons and domains.
  • Use the data to spot groups of students who may need reteaching.
• Usage Reports (Student Level | Class Level)
  • Monitor student engagement by viewing active time and lessons completed.
  • Use this report to see which students or classes may need support with consistent usage.
• Cumulative Standards Proficiency Report
  • Review strengths and areas for growth in domains and standards.
  • Find skill gaps and access offline resources that support instruction.
  • Teachers can open the class-level and student-level reports.

For Administrators

• Usage Reports (School Level | District Level)
  • View average active time and lessons completed across a school or district.
  • Spot schools or student groups with lower engagement.
• Benchmark Growth Reports (School Level | District Level)
  • Compare student growth and MyPath usage across schools or grades.
  • Identify schools or student groups that may need more support.
  • View data for supported assessment sources, including NWEA MAP and Renaissance Star.
• Cumulative Performance Report
  • Review usage and progress across schools or groups of students.
  • Export the report for recordkeeping or further analysis.
  • Customize the report to show the data points you need.
• Cumulative Standards Proficiency Report
  • Review strengths and areas for growth in domains and standards.
  • Find skill gaps and access offline resources that support instruction.
  • Administrators can open the district-level, school-level, class-level, and student-level reports.