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Using the App — Principal

Principals review the health of one school. A principal sees the whole school at a glance — macro-domain status, class health, and growth over time — all at the status level, never as a single overall percentage. The view is read-only: principals review, teachers decide.

School overview

The overview is the principal’s home: a curriculum picture, a six-tile macro-domain grid, and class-health counts. Statuses are shown per measure and per macro domain.

School overview

How to:

  1. Scan the macro-domain grid for the school’s standing per domain.
  2. Read the class-health section for per-class counts.
  3. Open accessibility and notification controls from the top of the page.

Schools

For a single-school principal, the schools entry resolves straight to that school’s overview — there is nothing to choose.

Schools

Growth over time

The growth screen shows each of the six macro domains across the assessment windows (beginning / middle / end of year), so you can see movement over the year at the status level.

Growth over time

How to:

  1. Read each macro domain across the available windows.
  2. Compare the windows to see where the school is moving.

Leaderboard (growth, not ranking)

The leaderboard celebrates measured growth and level progress across the school, with by-class counts. It uses growth language throughout — never ranking vocabulary.

Leaderboard

How to:

  1. Switch between the measured growth and level progress views.
  2. Choose a period (7 / 14 / 30 days).

Some panels — the data-sufficiency gauge and the detailed heatmap — are marked coming soon and will populate as a school accumulates more assessment data.

On phone and tablet

  • On a wide screen the navigation rail sits on the right.
  • On a phone you navigate from a fixed bottom tab bar; the overview cards reflow from two columns into a single column.

Every status stays per-measure or per-macro-domain at all sizes — there is never a single school-wide percentage.

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