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End-of-year report card comments: examples and templates

By ReportRemarks Team·Updated 2026-01-10

What end-of-year comments should include

End-of-year report card comments summarize growth across the full term. The clearest comments follow a simple pattern:

  • A strength that shows progress
  • One growth area to keep developing
  • A next step for the new term

Example end-of-year comments

  • Shows strong reading comprehension and can explain key ideas clearly.
  • Demonstrates steady growth in number sense and applies strategies accurately.
  • Writes organized paragraphs and benefits from adding more supporting details.
  • Participates thoughtfully in class discussions and listens to peers.
  • Completes assignments on time and is growing in independence.
  • Should continue practicing multi-step problem solving to improve accuracy.
  • Has developed confidence and is ready for more challenging tasks.
  • Benefits from checking work before submitting to reduce small errors.

Tips for end-of-year tone

  • Keep language positive and forward-looking.
  • Use evidence-based verbs (explains, applies, revises).
  • Tie growth areas to one actionable next step.

Copy-ready templates

  • [Student] has made steady progress in [skill] and is ready to extend learning by [next step].
  • [Student] shows strength in [area] and should continue practicing [focus] next term.
  • [Student] has grown in [habit] and will benefit from [support] moving forward.

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