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Understanding the Skyline

In a student’s Proficiency Chart, there are two important lines:

  1. Skyline (white) – “Where is the student now?”
  • Initially set using each individual student’s benchmark scores or diagnostic data
  • Shows the highest (most challenging) standard a student has mastered in each domain 
  • Moves upward, block by block, as the student masters assessments tagged to each standard (≥80%)
  • Travels with the student year-to-year
  1. Hi-Line (green) – “What is the student aiming for?”
  • Student’s grade-level goal based (i.e., what content each student needs to master in order to show grade-level proficiency)

The overall goal is for the student’s Skyline (white) to meet or surpass the hi-line (green).

Review additional information about the Skyline below:

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