IEP Goal Tracker Editable

About this resource

An IEP goal tracker built around one running page per goal. Write the goal in your own words, add the baseline and target, then record each check as a dated data point and make a dot on the trend graph. Every goal page keeps the whole story of that goal in one place: the numbers, the graph, your trial-by-trial notes, and the date of the next review. A caseload page shows every student and every goal at a glance. Everything is blank for you and your team: this file prints no goal, no criterion and no timeline.

WHAT IS INCLUDED - 18 pages: a caseload page, six goal pages, a review page, a family update, a student page, a phrase bank, a filled example, and a binder cover with tabs

Start And Caseload

• How This Goal Tracker Works - four steps and which page for which situation
• How the Type-In Fields Work - how to fill a goal page, save a copy per student, and what this file is and is not
• Caseload Goals at a Glance - 15 rows: student, goal number, goal in short, baseline, target, latest score, next review date

One Running Page Per Goal

• Six goal pages (up to six goals for one student), each with: a goal line in your words, baseline, target, start date and target date, 10 numbered data-point rows (date, score, out of, help level, setting, short note), a trend graph grid of 10 columns by 8 rows with a scale line and a target-line field, 7 lines for trial-by-trial notes, and a review box (next review date, latest score, date goal met, reviewed with, and Not yet / Met / Team revised checkboxes)

At Each Review

• Goal Review Page - 6 goal rows (data points, baseline, first, last, highest, status), your own words on what the data shows and what was tried, and next steps for the team to decide
• Goal Update for Family and Team - a short note with 4 goal rows, what was practiced and what to try at home

Student, Notes, And Example

• Student Page: My Goal Climb - a "My name" line, a "My goal is" line, and a tower of 64 squares (8 columns of 8) to color, one per try
• Observation and Notes Phrase Bank - 16 observable-language starters in 5 groups, each ending in a blank
• One Goal, Eight Data Points, Filled In - an invented student: 8 data points, a graph made from them, and a review row built from the same numbers, every number checked
• Binder Cover and Divider Tabs - a cover and four tabs (Caseload, Goal Pages, Review, Share)

What This Is, And What It Is Not

It is a fillable PDF: open it in a PDF reader, click a line or a cell, type, and Save As once per student. It also prints cleanly in black and white. It works offline with no account or subscription. It is not a Google Sheets file, a Google Doc, or an Excel workbook, and it does not total or graph anything for you: you write the numbers and make the dots.

It is NOT a goal bank and does not write goals. It prints no IEP goal, criterion, mastery rule, reporting rule or timeline: your IEP team and your district write those in. It does not score, compute or label progress. Example students are invented.

Who This Is For

Special education case managers, resource and self-contained teachers, related service providers, and the general education teachers and paraprofessionals who record data between checks.