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Viewing Pre‑Assessment Scores

Learn how to view student pre-assessment scores and understand what they measure

What pre‑assessments measure

Pre-assessments measure a student's knowledge of a topic before beginning course instruction.

These assessments help establish a baseline that can be compared to post-assessment results later in the course to measure knowledge gain.

Pre-assessment scores:

  • Are completed before course instruction begins
  • Measure what a student already knows about a topic
  • Help track learning growth over time
  • Do not affect certification status
  • Do not determine course completion

Pre-assessment scores are informational and are intended to help teachers better understand student learning.


Where pre‑assessment scores appear

Pre-assessment scores are available on the Student Grade Details page.

Teachers can access Student Grade Details in one of two ways.

Option 1: From My Classes

  1. Go to My Classes
  2. Select the class
  3. Select View Grades
  4. Select the student whose results you want to view

Option 2: From the Global Gradebook

  1. Select Gradebook from the navigation menu
  2. Select the appropriate curriculum
  3. Use filters such as Class, Certification Status, or School Year to locate the student
  4. Open the student's grade details

How to view a student’s pre‑assessment score

Student grades page showing 'Pre-Assessment' column and score highlighted

  1. Open the student's Grade Details page
  2. Locate the assessment information
  3. Review the Pre-Assessment score

Pre-assessment results are displayed separately from any post-assessment results.


Understanding pre‑assessment results

Pre-assessment scores are intended to establish a starting point before instruction begins.

It is common for pre-assessment scores to be lower than post-assessment scores because students have not yet completed the course content.

Teachers can use pre-assessment and post-assessment results together to better understand how student knowledge has changed throughout the course.

Why a pre-assessment score may be missing

A pre-assessment score may not appear if:

  • The student has not started the course
  • The student did not complete the pre-assessment
  • A pre-assessment was not included in or required for that course

Things to keep in mind

  • Pre-assessment scores are informational only.
  • Pre-assessment scores do not impact certification.
  • Course certification is based on course completion requirements, not pre-assessment performance.
  • Pre-assessment results are best used as a baseline for measuring knowledge growth.
  • Pre-assessment and post-assessment scores are reported separately when available.

If you’re troubleshooting missing or unexpected results, confirm that the student completed the pre‑assessment before starting the course.


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