Assessment helps GPS Classroom identify a student's current performance, strengths and learning priorities before deciding what should come next.
New families can begin with an available public assessment. Current GPS Classroom students can sign in to access assessments and assignments connected to their learning plan.
Designed for students preparing for the SHSAT. This adaptive readiness assessment evaluates performance across Editing, Reading and Math.
Sign in to your student workspace to access assessments, homework, results and academic progress connected to your GPS Classroom account.
Students, tutors, parents and administrators use separate role-based workspaces. Choose the portal that matches your GPS Classroom account.
Access assigned assessments and homework, submit work, review results and follow your academic progress.
Manage authorized students, assign assessments and homework, review submissions and monitor student performance.
Follow linked students' assessment and homework performance through a secure parent workspace.
Manage GPS Classroom students, tutors, parents, assessments, assignments and academic settings.
Assessment is not the end of the process. It provides information that can help determine what instruction and practice should come next.
Collect information about current skills and performance.
Identify strengths, weaknesses and academic priorities.
Build the learning plan around the student's actual needs.
Reinforce important skills using targeted questions and instruction.
Use later performance to adjust the student's priorities.
Students often need different things even when they are in the same grade or preparing for the same exam. Assessment helps make the starting point more specific.
Identify concepts or skills that may be preventing the student from progressing.
Focus tutoring time on the areas that currently matter most.
Use the student's performance together with academic goals to determine the next steps.
Change explanations, practice and pacing when the student needs a different approach.
Compare later performance with earlier work to see what has improved and what still needs attention.
Student needs, program requirements and scheduling can help GPS Classroom determine an appropriate tutor.
Public assessments and secure student records serve different purposes. Account-specific work remains inside the appropriate GPS Classroom portal.
Selected readiness assessments may be made publicly available for prospective students and families.
Assigned assessments, homework, results and student-specific information stay inside authenticated role-based accounts.
Students, tutors, parents and administrators access the information appropriate to their role within GPS Classroom.
Tell us the student's grade, current academic challenges and goals. GPS Classroom can help determine the most appropriate next step.