📍 Where to Find This Report
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👤 What this report shows
The NWEA MAPS Teacher Growth Report provides a summary of student growth performance by teacher across selected assessments and terms.
This report includes:
- Total number of students tested
- Average RIT Score
- Average Percentile Rank
- Observed Growth (actual student growth between test windows)
- Projected Growth attainment (whether students met expected growth targets)
Data is displayed by subject/test (e.g., Math, Reading, Science) and includes totals across all selected tests.
💡 Suggested Uses
- Monitor teacher-level growth performance across subjects
- Identify where students are meeting or missing projected growth targets
- Support instructional coaching conversations
- Compare performance across grade levels, campuses, or content areas
- Validate growth trends before accountability or local evaluations
🧭 Data Sources
- NWEA MAPS Assessment Data
- RIT Scores
- Growth Projections
- Student Growth Percentiles (if applicable)
- Student-teacher linkage from district data (course/roster alignment)
- Requires NWEA Class Assignment file to be uploaded
NWEA Maps Classroom Assignment
🎛 Filter Options
Users can refine the report using the following filters:
- School Year (e.g., 2025–2026)
- Growth Term (e.g., Fall to Fall)
- Test Window (e.g., Fall 2025–2026)
- Test Selection (Math, Reading, Science, etc.)
- Teacher
- Grade Level
- Campus
📑 Visuals and Data Views
Table View Includes:
- # of Students – Total students linked to the teacher and test
- RIT Score Average – Average instructional level of students
- Percentile Average – National percentile comparison
- Average Observed Growth – Actual growth achieved
- Count Met Projected Growth
- Yes / Yes* (met/exceeded growth)
- No / No* (did not meet growth)
- Percent of Students Meeting Projection – Overall success rate
📊 How to Interpret This Report
- RIT Score Average
- Indicates overall instructional level; useful for comparing groups
- Percentile Average
- Shows how students compare nationally (50 = average)
- Observed Growth
- Measures actual progress between test windows
- A value of 0.00 typically indicates:
- Missing comparison test window OR
- Growth data not yet available
- Met Projected Growth
- Yes / Yes* = Student met or exceeded expected growth
- No / No* = Student did not meet projected growth
- Asterisks (*) may indicate special cases (e.g., partial data or conditional calculations depending on configuration)
- Percent Meeting Projection
- Key performance indicator for teacher effectiveness in growth
- N/A or 0.00% may indicate:
- No growth calculations available yet
- Missing prior or current test window data