Which of the following is NOT one of the types of annual results reports?

• A. Individual results report
• B. Summary results report
• C. Group results report
• D. District results report

Answer: (A)

Annual results reports are typically organized to show performance across groups, schools, or districts, providing an overview that can inform planning and accountability. The district results report combines data from all schools within a district, offering a big-picture view at the district level. The group results report gathers results for a defined set of units or programs, such as a subset of schools or grade levels, to compare patterns across that group. The summary results report presents a high-level snapshot across multiple indicators or time periods, giving a concise overall picture.

An individual results report, on the other hand, focuses on the performance of a single person rather than aggregating data for a group or district. Because it is not an aggregate or multi-entity summary, it isn’t considered a type of annual results report.