FitnessGram is the national health-related fitness assessment adopted by the Presidential Youth Fitness Program and is the most widely used children's fitness assessment in the world. It serves as a student-centered assessment, reporting, and educational tool used to promote children's health-related fitness and activity levels.

Each of the test items was selected to assess important aspects of a student's health-related fitness, not skill or agility. Students are not compared to each other, but rather to criterion-based Healthy Fitness Zone® standards, carefully established for each age and gender, that indicate good health.

The software also features powerful data management and statistical reporting tools that support data-driven decision-making. These features make it easy to implement FitnessGram throughout school systems of all sizes. In addition, they also measure outcomes which support curriculum goals and allow educators to effectively advocate for physical education programs.

ActivityGram is the three-day activity assessment within the FitnessGram software where students can monitor and record daily activity patterns. Featured with ActivityGram is Activity Log. ActivityGram encourages 60 minutes of daily activity and provides personalized student reports that encourage students to set activity goals.

Students enter their activities in 30-minute increments and are provided with a detailed report showing total active time, daily active time, and types of activity. Personalized recommendations aligned with national guidelines encourage students to increase or maintain activity levels.

ActivityGram Lite is the 15-question activity survey. This feature gauges a child's physical activity level before, during, and after school, as well as sedentary time.

Students enter their activities in 30-minute increments and are provided with a detailed report showing total active time, daily active time, and types of activity. Personalized recommendations aligned with national guidelines encourage students to increase or maintain activity levels. Reports available include:

• Student progress over time
• Class progress
• Certificate of completion