Reporting

All students who are registered in the Grade 9 mathematics course must be accounted for, including English language learners and students with special education needs.

The following categories of students identified by the school or board will not be included in school or board results (unless their inclusion is requested by the school or board):

• home-schooled;
• Section 23;
• adult;
• e-learning (only those students who do not reside within the jurisdiction of the school board offering the e-learning course);
• independent or private study;
• Independent Learning Centre and
• students whose permanent residence is outside of Ontario.

For more information about accounting and reporting for all students, refer to Accounting and Reporting for All Students, and Explanation of Terms. These documents outline the procedures for the accounting and reporting of results for students, including those with unique or special circumstances, with respect to their participation in EQAO assessments.

Individual Student Reports (ISRs)

ISRs will be provided to teachers and school administrators shortly after students complete the Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics for fully participating students. These results will be included as part of a student’s final Grade 9 mathematics course mark as per the Ministry’s direction in the Growing Success: Assessment, Evaluation, and Reporting in Ontario’s Schools, Grades 1 to 12 (2010) document, including the Growing Success: Mathematics Addendum, Grade 9 (2024).  

ISRs will only be available to teachers and school administrators after the following steps are completed: 

1. Students complete both sessions (each session has two stages) of the assessment.  
2. School administrators validate student data (refer to the Validating Student Information section). 
3. Teachers submit student responses to EQAO (refer to the Submitting Student Responses section).
4. Teachers request the ISRs to be generated for students.  
5. EQAO confirms student results and releases the reports. 

Reports will automatically be available approximately one day after student responses have been submitted to EQAO if school administrators have validated student data. 

NOTE 
Students must engage in both sessions for an ISR to be generated. Shortly after the administration period closes, ISRs will be available for students who were absent or did not fully participate in the Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics. Students who did not access the assessment, did not respond to any questions or left all questions blank for at least one session will receive an overall level of NULL (Dot Score: No Data).

Teachers and school administrators can access ISRs through the e-assessment system by following these steps:  

• Teachers: Refer to the Accessing Individual Student Reports section to determine how you can access ISRs. 
• School Administrators: Refer to the Accessing Individual Student Reports for School Administrators section below to determine how you can access ISRs. 

In the fall of the school year following the assessment, school, school board and provincial results will be released and the ISRs will only be available to school administrators.

Once the Individual Student Reports are available, follow the steps below to access to them. 

IMPORTANT
You must have validated all student information. Please refer to the steps in the section called Validating Student Information.

NOTE 
ISRs will only be available approximately one day after the main teacher of the class has generated the reports and EQAO has reviewed and released them.  

1. Log in to your account.
2. Select the Reports tab.
3. In the Reports tab, you can:
   • bulk print reports
   • save reports as or to PDF
   • filter the reports by date

3. Click Print number report(s) to download and print the reports.

TIP #1 
Using Mozilla Firefox may accelerate the bulk printing process for 50 or more reports. 
TIP #2 
Sort students by any fields when clicking the header of each column.
TIP #3 
To view a specific student’s report, open the Students tab and select View Report next to a student’s name. 

These reports contain personal information that is protected under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. The reports should be shared with or provided to the school administrator or delegate only. 

You can review, verify or update all student-level data (for example, student name, OEN, demographic information) by the end of the administration window.