Class Name and Administration Name

Oct 13, 2025 by wbrum.org 141 views

Introduction

As a teacher, having access to accurate and comprehensive score reports is crucial for understanding student performance and making informed decisions about instruction. In this guide, we will walk you through the process of logging in as a partner administrator and navigating to a well-populated score report.

Action

Step 1: Log in as a Partner Administrator

To access the score reports, you will need to log in as a partner administrator using a QA test account or a demo account. If you are using a demo account, you can use the following credentials:

Username: demo-district-admin, demo-school-admin-[1-5], demo-teacher-[1-51]
Password: password

Alternatively, you can use a QA test account to log in as a partner administrator.

Step 2: Navigate to a Well-Populated Score Report

Once you have logged in, navigate to a well-populated score report. If you are using a demo account, you can access a sample score report by following the link provided.

Expected Results

Score Report Overview

On the scores page, you should be able to see the following:

Class Name and Administration Name: The name of the class as the title followed by the administration name.
Pie Charts: Pie charts of the assessments the students are taking, each with a label on top of each one (e.g., "ROAR-Word").

Chart with Student Information

Scroll down and you should see a chart in the middle with the following column titles:

Student Information
Foundational Reading Skills (etc.)

Toggle View Options

Use the toggle on the right corner to select different view options:

Support Level: This should modify the table to see the different colored dots.
Percentile: This should modify the table to see numbers inside different colored dots (note: blue dots don't have numbers).
Standard Score: This should modify the table to see numbers inside different colored dots (note: blue dots don't have numbers).
Raw Score: This should modify the table to see numbers inside different colored dots.

Assessment Tabs

Scroll down to see tabs of all the assessments. Toggle through each assessment and ensure you can see some sort of graphic for each one (note: this includes bar graphs, or tables) and a summary of what the assessment is testing for.

Example Use Case

Let's say you are a teacher who wants to understand the performance of your students on a particular assessment. You can use the score report to:

View the class name and administration name to ensure you are looking at the correct data.
See the pie charts to understand which assessments the students are taking.
Use the toggle view options to select different view options and gain a deeper understanding of the data.
Toggle through each assessment to see the graphics and summaries.

Conclusion

In this guide, we walked you through the process of logging in as a partner administrator and navigating to a well-populated score report. We also highlighted the expected results and provided an example use case to demonstrate how you can use the score report to gain insights into student performance.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter any issues while following this guide, please refer to the troubleshooting section below:

Issue 1: I am unable to log in as a partner administrator.
- Solution: Check your username and password to ensure they are correct. If you are using a demo account, try resetting your password.
Issue 2: I am unable to see the score report.
- Solution: Check that you are logged in as a partner administrator and that you have navigated to the correct score report.

FAQs

Q: What is the purpose of the score report?
- A: The score report is used to understand student performance and make informed decisions about instruction.
Q: How do I access the score report?
- A: You can access the score report by logging in as a partner administrator and navigating to a well-populated score report.
Q: What are the different view options?
- A: The different view options include support level, percentile, standard score, and raw score.
  Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) =====================================

Q: What is the purpose of the score report?

A: The score report is used to understand student performance and make informed decisions about instruction. It provides a comprehensive overview of student progress and helps teachers identify areas where students may need additional support.

Q: How do I access the score report?

A: You can access the score report by logging in as a partner administrator and navigating to a well-populated score report. If you are using a demo account, you can use the following credentials:

Username: demo-district-admin, demo-school-admin-[1-5], demo-teacher-[1-51]
Password: password

Q: What are the different view options?

A: The different view options include:

Support Level: This view option shows the different colored dots, which represent the level of support each student needs.
Percentile: This view option shows numbers inside different colored dots, which represent the student's percentile ranking.
Standard Score: This view option shows numbers inside different colored dots, which represent the student's standard score.
Raw Score: This view option shows numbers inside different colored dots, which represent the student's raw score.

Q: How do I toggle between view options?

A: To toggle between view options, simply click on the toggle button on the right corner of the screen. This will change the view option and update the table accordingly.

Q: What is the purpose of the pie charts?

A: The pie charts show the different assessments that students are taking. Each pie chart represents a different assessment, and the size of the pie chart indicates the number of students taking that assessment.

Q: How do I access the assessment tabs?

A: To access the assessment tabs, simply scroll down to the bottom of the page. You will see a list of tabs, each representing a different assessment. Click on a tab to view the corresponding assessment data.

Q: What is the purpose of the assessment tabs?

A: The assessment tabs provide a detailed view of each assessment, including graphics and summaries. This allows teachers to gain a deeper understanding of student performance on each assessment.

Q: Can I customize the score report?

A: Yes, you can customize the score report by selecting different view options and filtering the data. This allows teachers to tailor the report to their specific needs and gain a more accurate understanding of student performance.

Q: Is the score report available in multiple languages?

A: Yes, the score report is available in multiple languages. You can select your preferred language from the drop-down menu at the top of the page.

Q: Can I export the score report?

A: Yes, you can export the score report in a variety of formats, including PDF, Excel, and CSV. This allows teachers to share the report with colleagues or use it for further analysis.

Q: Is the score report secure?

A: Yes, the score report is secure and protected by robust security measures. Only authorized users can access the report, and all data is encrypted for added security.

Q: Can I get help if I have questions about the score report?

A: Yes, you can get help if you have questions about the score report. Our support team is available to answer any questions you may have and provide assistance with any issues you may encounter.