What is Second Step® small group reporting?
Small group reporting was developed to support data-driven decision-making. It helps school leaders and instructors understand how small group lessons are being implemented, track progress, and identify where additional support may be needed.
What questions can leaders answer using small group reporting?
Leaders can use small group reporting to understand if lessons are being taught according to their intervention plans:
- How many small groups have been created and in which grade bands?
- How many lessons have been completed in total and in each focus area?
- Which lessons are being taught, which groups are teaching them, and when?
What questions are not answered by small group reporting?
- Individual student progress is not tracked on the Leader Dashboard.
- To monitor detailed student skill development, educators should use the Student Intervention and Progress Tracker, which is a separate tool.
Who can access small group reporting?
Anyone with administrator access to the Second Step K–8 digital programs can access small group reporting on their Leader Dashboard in the Interventions tab. They can drill into group progress by clicking on the grade band that they would like to see.