VKRP Reports
VKRP includes a reporting system that provides detailed information about pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students’ skills in the fall and spring of each school year.
Skills Included:
VKRP reports provide a snapshot of students’ skills in the areas of:
- Language and literacy skills (measured by the VALLS: Pre-K and PALS-K
- Mathematics (measured by the EMAS)
- Self-regulation and social skills (measured by the CBRS) and mental health well-being
Report Types
VKRP provides data at multiple levels:
- Individual Student Reports
- Classroom-Level Reports
- School-Level Reports
- Division-Level Reports
- Family Information Report
How VKRP Reports Work
VKRP reports provide actionable information to help meet students’ needs at their current skill level, linking to recommended instructional resources. The reports also provide a snapshot of how students’ skills have grown across the year.
Learn more in this short video introduction.
Report Overview
Student- and Classroom-Level Reports
These reports allow school and program staff to see the range of skills within individual students and across all students in their classrooms. When used in combination with other data, they help provide educators with information about where to provide support to meet students’ needs.
Program, School, and Division-Level Reports
These reports provide data that can be used in combination with other data collected to better understand the needs of children in pre-kindergarten and kindergarten. These data can help school and program leaders identify professional development needs. Additionally, they can help Virginia policy makers make sound decisions about educational needs across the Commonwealth.
Family Information Report
VKRP provides a family-friendly report that teachers can use in a variety of ways. These reports can be sent home with students after each assessment term or used as a guide in communicating individual student VKRP data with families during conferences or meetings. Programs, schools, and divisions make individual decisions about the best way to share VKRP information with families.
