Reports
Fitnessgram® reports communicate fitness goals to students and parents
Fitnessgram is probably best known for its ability to easily generate the Fitnessgram" report. The Fitnessgram report can be printed as a student report and as a parent report. The student report recommends physical activity program options to help students make it into the Healthy Fitness Zone® standards for those areas where they need improvement. The parent report contains the same information on scores but is addressed to the parents. Both reports explain in nontechnical terms why physical activity is important and how regular physical activity leads to improved health and fitness. Both Fitnessgram reports are a tangible reminder of what students learn in class and a great way to enlist parents' support in their children's physical activity programs.
View larger: The Fitnessgram student report (left) and parent report (right)
Many other reporting options for teachers and administrators at the school, district, and state levels
Fitnessgram® software can generate more reports at the test, class, school, district, and state levels. Using these reports, teachers and administrators can evaluate the fitness program and make decisions on allocating resources, or they can demonstrate the value of their program. Following are some of the predefined report options:
- Fitnessgram summary report
- Fitnessgram individual data sheet
- Fitnessgram achievement of standards
- Fitnessgram longitudinal tracking report
- Fitnessgram statistics report with a graphing option
- Student information report
Fitnessgram 9.0 Report Options
Web-based Fitnessgram 9 offers increased reporting options--including the ability to generate charts--for teachers, administrators, and state stakeholders. This latest release of Fitnessgram also gives teachers the option to e-mail student and parent Fitnessgram reports. Using these reports, Fitnessgram data can be compared to other factors, including academic achievement and socioeconomic data, to provide administrators with the information they need to make wide- reaching decisions.
