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Graphs are calculated by:
Settings criteria for Tiers determined by District Level Admin
Example Test score ranges from Settings:
Tier 1: 80%-100%
Tier 2: 40%-79%
Tier 3: 0% - 39%
A total count of students at that building in the same grade level
Example (Math Graph) Total Students enrolled in Grade 9 at Sunnyside Highschool: 100
10 score in Tier 1 (within 80%-100%)
50 score in Tier 2 (within 40% -79%)
30 score in Tier 3 (within 0% - 39%)
10 are enrolled at the school and grade level but haven’t taken the test.
Math Donut graph would show:
10% Tier 1
50% Tier 2
30% Tier 3
10% NO DATA
Bolded Tier in Donut Graph
This represents the tier where the student scored.
Chart
Category
Categories are a repeat for each of the tabs: ELA, Math, Behavior, SEL, Attendance (Absences, Tardies)
Tier Recommendation
Show the Tier Recommendation for each of the tabs.
Plan
Show the Intervention Plan with it’s Tier and Status
The Intervention Plan is also a button that opens to the Intervention Plan if clicked
If there is no intervention plan in place, then the word: None
At Risk / Approaching Indicators
At Risk (Down Arrow)
If the student’s score is within 2 % of a more intensive tier, then At Risk indicator is shown.
Shown for Tier 1, and Tier 2 statuses
Approaching (Up Arrow)
If a student’s score is within 2 % of a less intensive tier, then Approaching indicator is shown.
Shown for Tier 3, and Tier 2 statuses