How-To Guide

Understanding Assessment Results

How to Read Your Child's Report

About Our Assessment

Our free assessment is an adaptive evaluation that measures your child's current reading and math levels. Unlike traditional tests with a set list of questions, our assessment adjusts to your child's responses - getting harder when they answer correctly and easier when they struggle.

This approach allows us to quickly and accurately identify exactly where your child is academically, without frustrating them with too many questions that are too hard or too easy.

What the Results Tell You

Grade-Level Placement

The assessment determines what grade level your child is performing at in reading and math. This may be different from their actual grade - and that's okay! Many students are above grade level in some areas and below in others.

Reading Assessment Components

The reading portion evaluates several key skills:

Math Assessment Components

The math portion evaluates:

Understanding Performance Levels

Above Grade Level

Your child is performing ahead of typical expectations for their grade. We can provide enrichment activities and more challenging content to keep them engaged and growing.

At Grade Level

Your child is right where they should be! Tutoring can help reinforce skills and prevent gaps from forming, especially during challenging units.

Below Grade Level

Your child has some gaps that need to be addressed. This is very common and nothing to worry about - with targeted support, most students can catch up quickly. Identifying these gaps early is the key to success!

What Happens Next?

Based on the assessment results, we'll provide:

Remember

The assessment is a snapshot of where your child is RIGHT NOW. It's not a prediction of their potential or a judgment of their intelligence. With the right support, every child can make significant progress!

Haven't Taken the Assessment Yet?

It's free, takes about 10-15 minutes, and gives you valuable insights into your child's learning needs.

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