GLM by Grade
% of students reading at or above grade-level material — bars show at/above rate per grade
📊 60% of active K–5 students are reading at or above grade level. Kindergarten leads with 98% at or above GLM. 5th grade has the most students below GLM (71%). Students with no Lexia usage in the past 4 weeks are excluded.
K–5 GLM Snapshot
Overall distribution of all K–5 active students across GLM categories
Subgroup Breakdown
Class-by-Class GLM
Each ring shows the proportion of students Below GLM (red), In GLM (blue), and Above GLM (green)
Red = Below GLM
Blue = In GLM
Green = Above GLM
ELL English Language Learner
SETSS Special Education Support
Grade 6 · GLM by Module
COLU · 21 Active Students
Start vs. current GLM level across all three PowerUp modules — faded bars show where students began, solid bars show where they are now
Student GLM 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 Comprehension target and is close in Grammar — the strongest performer across all three modules.
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.