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Raz-Plus Reading Growth Assessment Reporting Admin Guide

Written by Marcella Santisteban

The Reading Growth Report helps administrators monitor student reading performance and growth across the school year.

The report includes results from three assessment windows:

  • BOY (Beginning of Year)

  • MOY (Middle of Year)

  • EOY (End of Year)

What can administrators see?

Administrators can use the report to:

  • Monitor assessment participation

  • Review reading proficiency

  • Compare Lexile performance over time

  • Track growth across BOY, MOY, and EOY

  • Analyze results by teacher, school, and grade level

  • Identify areas where additional support may be needed

Understanding proficiency

The report shows the percentage of students who are At Grade or Above Grade.

Comparing these percentages across BOY, MOY, and EOY helps administrators monitor changes in reading achievement and progress toward grade-level expectations.

% Proficiency Growth

Proficiency Growth measures the change in the percentage of students who are At Grade or Above Grade compared with the baseline assessment.

Lexile performance

Lexile results help administrators understand student reading performance over time. The About Reading Growth Report window includes grade-level Lexile benchmark ranges to help interpret these results.

Report options

Select the three-dot menu (⋯) in the upper-right corner to:

  • Download filtered report data

  • Print the current report view

  • Open About Reading Growth Report

About Reading Growth Report

This window provides information about:

  • Report purpose

  • Filters

  • Metric definitions

  • Proficiency growth calculations

  • Data interpretation

  • Grade-level Lexile benchmark ranges

Other reports

The following existing reports continue to work as they do today and include Reading Growth Assessment and Reading Power Zone data where applicable:

  • Student Usage Report

  • Assignments Report

  • Assessment Report

For administrators, these reports provide aggregated (roll-up) views of the same data at the teacher, school, and district levels, consistent with existing reporting functionality.

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