Proficiency by Grade
% of students reading at or above grade-level material — bars show at/above rate per grade
📊 62% of active K–5 students are reading at or above grade level. Kindergarten leads with 98% at or above Proficiency. 5th grade has the most students below Proficiency (63%). Students with no Lexia usage in the past 4 weeks are excluded.
K–5 Proficiency Snapshot
Overall distribution of all K–5 active students across Proficiency categories
ELL Students (80 total)
Class-by-Class Proficiency
Each ring shows the proportion of students Below Proficiency (red), In Proficiency (blue), and Above Proficiency (green)
Red = Below Proficiency
Blue = In Proficiency
Green = Above Proficiency
ELL English Language Learner
SETSS Special Education Support
Grade 6 · Proficiency by Module
COLU · 21 Active Students
Start vs. current Proficiency level across all three PowerUp modules — faded bars show where students began, solid bars show where they are now
Student Proficiency Status by Module
| Student | Word Study | Comprehension | Grammar |
|---|
Grade 6 · Lexia PowerUp
COLU · 21 Active Students
6th grade uses Lexia PowerUp across three modules: Word Study, Comprehension, and Grammar
| Student | Level | Units Gained | To Target | Status |
|---|
📘 PowerUp prepares 6th graders for high school-level literacy. Torres, Camila has met her year-end target in all three modules — the strongest performer across the board.
CKLA Curriculum Assessments · Class Averages
Core Knowledge Language Arts unit & domain assessments collected throughout the year. Each class is assessed on different units, so the bar shows that class's average across all assessments on file.
91–100% Exceeding
77–90% On Track
66–76% Approaching
Below 66% Needs Support
Reading Level vs. Classroom Performance
Each dot is one class. Across → the share of students reading at or above grade level (Lexia). Up ↑ the class average on CKLA curriculum assessments. Classes in the top-right are succeeding on both measures.
📚 Class averages are calculated from every scored CKLA assessment in each class's records (absences, refusals, and discharged students excluded), so classes are comparable even though they were assessed on different units. In the comparison chart, CHIC's Lexia roster is very small (only 2 students active in the last 4 weeks), so its position left-to-right is less reliable.
Students Who Completed All 21 Lexia Skills
These students finished the entire Lexia Core5 program
🏆 Completing all 21 Lexia units places these students in the top tier of reading readiness — they have mastered phonemic awareness, decoding, fluency, and comprehension foundations.