A quick tour of each portal plus answers to the questions we hear most from students, families, teachers, and administrators.
Students sign in with their code, take the three diagnostic cycles, and watch their scale score and domain growth update in real time. Recommended lessons and The Arcade unlock from their results.
Teachers see class data by diagnostic and by lesson, auto-grouped by domain need, plus printable mini-lessons that match what students are working on.
Families follow along with every child using the same student codes. Add multiple codes to see all children in one place.
Administrators see schoolwide and grade-level results, scale scores, and the full student roster, plus tools to invite staff, manage classes, and review the curriculum.
Codes are generated automatically when a teacher adds a student to a class roster. Teachers can view and share them from the Roster tab in the teacher portal.
Three times per school year. The first sets the baseline and the individualized learning pathway; the next two unlock automatically as students complete their assigned plan.
Number Sense & Operations, Algebraic Reasoning, Geometry & Measurement, and Data & Statistics. Every item and scale score is criterion-referenced to the Missouri Learning Standards for grades K–5.
Placement levels describe where a student is relative to grade-level standards, from a power gap through plugged in. Each level has an associated scale score range shown on the home page.
The pace guard locks work when answers come in unrealistically fast. A teacher conferences with the student and unlocks it from the teacher portal.
Finishing a lesson on their track with 80% or better unlocks that domain's head-to-head game against Coach Trey.
No. Families sign in using their children's student codes — no separate account is required.
An administrator invites staff by email. The invitation link lets them set their own password. Admins can also send password resets from the admin portal.
Yes. District admins upload a logo under the Districts section of the admin portal, and it appears in that district's portal header.
Yes. Data is scoped by district and school, so staff only see the students in their own building or district.
Reach out to your building administrator for account access, or your child's teacher for student codes and lesson assignments.