hightrack
verbUK /ˈhaɪ.træk/
US /ˈhaɪ.træk/
To hightrack means to keep a close watch on how something is going.
The teacher hightracks each student's reading progress every week.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To move quickly along a set path or route.
The runner hightracked along the trail to the finish line.
3. A fast lane or special path for quick movement.
Bikes use the hightrack beside the main road.
4. To keep something on a fast, steady course.
The coach hightracked the team's training schedule.