College and career readiness isn’t a conversation that has to wait until high school. With the right assessment data, educators can help students in grades 6–12 understand where they stand academically and build toward meaningful goals.

Join NWEA for a webinar exploring how MAP^® Growth^™ connects student achievement to college and career readiness through consistent data, research-based predictions, and personalized goal setting.

You’ll discover how a continuous view of student achievement can support informed decisions as students move from middle to high school, how research-based ACT^®/SAT^® predictions can provide a clearer picture of college readiness, and how NWEA’s College Explorer can help students and families connect current achievement to future possibilities.

You’ll also hear research and practical perspectives on using assessment data to guide decisions, engage students and families, and help students take meaningful steps toward their goals.

Who should attend?

• Middle and high school math and reading teachers
• Middle and high school principals, assistant principals, and guidance counselors
• Secondary education directors and district leaders

Learning outcomes

• Use relevant data to maintain continuity across the middle-to-high-school transition and bring students into the data conversation
• Interpret ACT/SAT predictions in MAP Growth reports
• See how to use NWEA’s College Explorer to set personalized goals