It’s ROP Time!

The first semester has concluded, and K-5 ROPs were shared with parents and guardians (grades 6-8 are still being worked on). Any questions you have or clarifications you may need can be addressed with your learner’s facilitator. Requests for a printed copy may be submitted to the front office.
What is a ROP, you ask? It is a Report of Progress (iLEAD’s equivalent of a report card) for learners. Facilitators will send parents/guardians an invitation to Novare, where you can view, download, and print your learner’s ROP. You will need to create an account once you receive the invitation. It’s quick and simple! ROPs are truly valuable in that they are more that just a score. They tell you the personal learning story regarding the academic and social/emotional progress for your child.
Academic Progress is noted for the following subjects:
- Language Arts
- Math
- Science
- Social Studies
- Exploratory Learning
Social Emotional Growth is shared through assessing the following character strengths, skills, and mindset:
- Curiosity
- Optimism
- Grit
- Purpose
- Self-Control (Intrapersonal)
- Social Intelligence
- Self-Control (Interpersonal)
- Gratitude
- Zest
- Growth Mindset
Any questions or clarifications may be addressed with your learner’s facilitator. Requests for a printed copy may be submitted to the Front Office.
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