Important update
Starting with the 2025–26 school year, MyPath Assessment is transitioning to Imagine+ Assessment and will become the Imagine+ Diagnostic. MyPath customers from the 2024–25 school year who used the MyPath Assessment will receive complimentary access to Imagine+ Assessment. The student experience within assessments will remain the same, and placement into MyPath learning paths will continue to function as before.
Learn more about this transition or explore the Imagine+ Assessment Help Center.
Note
This article applies to the following products:
- Imagine MyPath Math
- Imagine MyPath Reading
- Imagine+ Math Beta
The district-level Benchmark Growth Report provides District Administrators with valuable insights into student progress across all schools in the district. This report enables you to compare growth among schools and grades, monitor district-wide trends, and identify areas that may need additional support or intervention.
Note
The Benchmark Growth Report does not display growth data until students have completed two or more benchmark assessments. If only one assessment has been administered, no growth data will appear and the following message will be shown:
To view the Benchmark report for a district:
- Log in to the Product Portal and select the desired product.
- Click Reports in the left navigation panel.
- Click the Benchmark Growth Report tile.
- Along the top of the report, use the drop-down menus to adjust or filter the data displayed in the report. Refer to the table below for instructions on how to use the menus and how they impact the displayed data.
Menu Instructions Assessment Type Select an assessment. The options may vary depending on what assessment integrations (if any) your organization has set up. Possible options include: Imagine+ Diagnostic (formerly MyPath Assessment), NWEA Assessment, and Renaissance Assessment. Subject Select either Math or Reading. Math is the default unless your organization only uses MyPath Reading. Grade The default is All Grades but select a specific grade level to view data only from students rostered to that grade. Assessments
Select the assessments that you'd like to compare. The default is All Assessments, which only displays data for students who have taken an assessment during every window so far this school year. For example, if you are currently in the third assessment window and have All Assessments selected, you will only see data for students who completed the first, second, and third assessments.
The other options that appear are for comparisons between two particular assessments. For example, if you selected the MyPath Assessment as your Assessment Type and you are currently in the third assessment window, then you would see these options:
The option below All Assessments will display growth data between Assessment 1 and Assessment 2; the next option down will display growth data between Assessment 2 and Assessment 3.
Note that assessments for NWEA and Renaissance Assessments are referred to by the season in which they were administered. So, instead of "Assessment 1" and "Assessment 2," you would see "Fall," "Winter," and so on.
Tip
If you have students who did not take an assessment during every window so far, uncheck the box for All Assessments and check all other boxes to view all available data (based on the other filter selections). For example, NWEA has four assessment windows—the fourth being Summer—but schools rarely administer the assessment during all four windows. Once you enter that fourth assessment window, you will want to select all options aside from All Assessments to view all available data.
- The report displays school-level data in each row. Refer to the table below for descriptions of the displayed data. Click a school to view the school-level report.
Metric Description Usage Goal Indicator Provides the number of students (within the data set) who did not meet ( ) or who met/surpassed (
) the weekly usage goals.
Total Students Provides the number of students included in the data set defined by the selected filters. Average Active Time (Weekly) Average number of minutes students (within the data set) spent working each week within the selected subject's learning path.