Often referred to as the “heart of eDoctrina,” data reports are limited only by users’ imaginations. While dozens of reports reflecting the progress of any group (or sub-group) that a district currently monitors can be generated. The simple structure of our Teacher Dashboard was created with educators in mind, making it easy to select the group of students, the test(s) and then buttons specifying a variety of different data report formats including graphs and color-coded reports. Reports can be run at the student, teacher, school administrator, district administrator and regional level. Many of the reports can be exported to Excel or CSV formats for further manipulation and analysis or for import into teacher gradebooks or other systems. One key characteristic of eDoctrina is that the student owns the data. As students travel throughout their educational career, their assessment results follow them. This allows a teacher, who recently had a student move into their classroom part way through the year, to instantly access their previous assessment results on benchmarks and assessments given by the student’s previous teachers. In addition, the design of the system allows support teachers, such as special education, RTI and other intervention specialists, to access assessment results on students they support, even if they were not the teacher who administered the assessments.