STAR Math Reports
STAR Math Reports Login to your Renaissance account by following the steps below: Launch the internet and choose the EHS Library Website. (ehs.goddardusd.com – choose Faculty & Staff – select Library). Choose the “Red” Star Math/Reading Test button.
Choose the “I’m a Teacher/Administrator” option and enter the following information: Login: in most cases, your password will be first and last name all ran together. (example: rachelnally) Most new teachers are first initial last name. Password: whatever you selected for a password Choose either STAR Math or STAR Reading depending on your subject area. Choose the ”Reports” option.
Diagnostic and Growth Reports From the list of possible reports, Choose “Diagnostic” Click “Classes” Place a checkmark by all classes shown. Choose “District Benchmark” or “School Benchmark” Click the circle in front of “Use most recent test” Choose the test the student completed (Algebra I, II & Precalculus took the Algebra test / Geometry took the Geometry test / all other students completed the Enterprise test) Click the “No” circle in front of “Show Grade Equivalent” Click the “Yes” circle in front of “Show Skill Area Scores”
Click “View Report” Reports will generate in PDF format. You will use “Growth Reports” after the students are tested in the winter session. For Growth reports, leave all settings as shown except: Change pretest reporting period to either fall or winter Change “Grade Equivalent” to No
Screening Reports From the list of possible reports, Choose “Screening” Click “Classes” Place a checkmark by all classes shown.
Choose the specific dates for “Reporting Period” Choose the “School Benchmark” or “District Benchmark” option.
Click the “No” circle in front of “Show Grade Equivalent”
Click “View Report” Reports will generate in PDF format.
STAR Math Definitions Scaled score (SS) is useful for comparing student performance over time and across grades. A scaled score is calculated based on the difficulty of questions and the number of correct responses. Because the same range is used for all students, scaled scores can be used to compare student performance across grade levels. STAR Math scaled scores range from 0 to 1400. All norm-referenced scores are derived from the scaled score. Percentile rank (PR) is a norm-referenced score that provides a measure of a student’s math ability compared to other students in the same grade nationally. The percentile rank score, which ranges from 1 to 99, indicates the percentage of other students nationally who obtained scores equal to or lower than the score of a particular student. For example, a student with a percentile rank score of 50 performed as well as or better than 50 percent of other students in the same grade. Currently, this is our district benchmark.
Choose the “I’m a Teacher/Administrator” option and enter the following information: Login: in most cases, your password will be first and last name all ran together. (example: rachelnally) Most new teachers are first initial last name. Password: whatever you selected for a password Choose either STAR Math or STAR Reading depending on your subject area. Choose the ”Reports” option.
Diagnostic and Growth Reports From the list of possible reports, Choose “Diagnostic” Click “Classes” Place a checkmark by all classes shown. Choose “District Benchmark” or “School Benchmark” Click the circle in front of “Use most recent test” Choose the test the student completed (Algebra I, II & Precalculus took the Algebra test / Geometry took the Geometry test / all other students completed the Enterprise test) Click the “No” circle in front of “Show Grade Equivalent” Click the “Yes” circle in front of “Show Skill Area Scores”
Click “View Report” Reports will generate in PDF format. You will use “Growth Reports” after the students are tested in the winter session. For Growth reports, leave all settings as shown except: Change pretest reporting period to either fall or winter Change “Grade Equivalent” to No
Screening Reports From the list of possible reports, Choose “Screening” Click “Classes” Place a checkmark by all classes shown.
Choose the specific dates for “Reporting Period” Choose the “School Benchmark” or “District Benchmark” option.
Click the “No” circle in front of “Show Grade Equivalent”
Click “View Report” Reports will generate in PDF format.
STAR Math Definitions Scaled score (SS) is useful for comparing student performance over time and across grades. A scaled score is calculated based on the difficulty of questions and the number of correct responses. Because the same range is used for all students, scaled scores can be used to compare student performance across grade levels. STAR Math scaled scores range from 0 to 1400. All norm-referenced scores are derived from the scaled score. Percentile rank (PR) is a norm-referenced score that provides a measure of a student’s math ability compared to other students in the same grade nationally. The percentile rank score, which ranges from 1 to 99, indicates the percentage of other students nationally who obtained scores equal to or lower than the score of a particular student. For example, a student with a percentile rank score of 50 performed as well as or better than 50 percent of other students in the same grade. Currently, this is our district benchmark.
