This video walks through how the MAP Reading Fluency Dyslexia Screener supports universal screening in grades K-3. We cover the student testing experience, reports, family conversations, and instructional next steps.

Laura Tobias of State College Area School District, PA, uses MAP Growth data to guide her conversations with teachers, implement new programs, and drive student growth.

This webinar shows how leaders can use recurring student outcomes as evidence to strengthen Tier 1 instruction and build a more coherent MTSS system. Explore practical strategies for identifying patterns, addressing root causes, and creating greater consistency across classrooms. You’ll also see how Personalized Path helps educators respond to individual needs while supporting grade-level instruction.

This study sets college readiness performance benchmarks on the MAP® Growth™ reading and mathematics assessments for students in grades 6 through 11. These benchmarks indicate whether students are likely to score at or above college readiness thresholds on ACT® and SAT® math and reading tests.

Explore achievement and growth norms for the MAP Reading Fluency Early Literacy RIT for grades K–5. This guide provides national context for interpreting student achievement and growth across fall, winter, and spring, along with guidance for understanding scores, growth projections, and the universal screening threshold.

See how MAP Growth Reports empower educators at all levels—teachers, school and district leaders, and families—to make informed decisions that drive student growth. Discover a variety of intuitive and detailed reports to turn data into narratives that guide academic progress and improve educational outcomes.

This user guide explains how to navigate the College Explorer, a powerful tool for students to use with guidance counselors, teachers, or parents to plan for their academic future. It includes step-by-step directions, FAQs, and key definitions related to the research linking MAP® Growth™ scores to ACT® and SAT® scores.