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High school report card comments: examples and templates

By ReportRemarks Team·Updated 2026-01-10

High school report card comments should be concise, specific, and academic. Focus on mastery, independent work habits, and next steps for improvement.

Example high school comments

  • Demonstrates strong analytical thinking and supports claims with evidence.
  • Participates in discussions and asks insightful questions.
  • Completes assignments on time and manages deadlines well.
  • Applies concepts accurately and explains reasoning clearly.
  • Shows growth in writing organization and clarity.
  • Needs to participate more consistently during class discussions.
  • Would benefit from revising drafts to strengthen argument structure.
  • Should review key concepts regularly to improve assessment performance.
  • Is encouraged to use feedback to improve the quality of work.
  • Needs to stay engaged during independent work time.

Tips for high school tone

  • Use academic language and measurable skills.
  • Tie feedback to course expectations.
  • Keep it direct and forward-looking.

Copy-ready templates

  • [Student] demonstrates strength in [standard] and is ready to extend learning by [next step].
  • [Student] is improving in [area] and should focus on [practice] to gain consistency.
  • [Student] participates in [setting] and is encouraged to [action].
  • [Student] needs support with [skill] and will benefit from [strategy].

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