Why this control matters
Progress Report Review is a written control for progress report review. It shows what was checked and who owns the next step.
It matters because a report is sent with missing evidence or no reviewer.
Open the record
Start with the progress report. Record the source, date, owner, and next action.
The assistant prepares; the program owner keeps decisions that change a learner, a payment, access, or a promise.
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A worked example
A term report is prepared. The record shows the source, the reviewer, and the send date. The record shows the original state, the change, and the confirmation.
Close and review
Close only when the source, approval, action, and destination evidence agree.
Sample one ordinary case, one exception, and one correction each week.
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Common questions
What controls progress report review?
Start with the progress report; it names the source, owner, and evidence.
Who approves?
The program owner or authorized manager.
What stops the item?
A missing source, conflicting record, or stale approval.
Source note
This guide uses public guidance as context for workflow design. It is not legal, regulatory, or instructional advice.
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