iReady Universal Screener
iReady provides information on student needs in reading and math
Universal screening with the iReady assessment gives teachers information about strengths and needs in students’ basic reading and mathematics skills. Gaps in basic skills are the root of many later learning difficulties. Early detection and intervention in these gaps can help students reach their potential.
The iReady assessment works best in the Chrome internet browser.
How are parents informed about testing?
iReady notification letterHow are results reported to parents?
iReady score report letterWhat to Know About the iReady Universal Screener
The iReady assessment provides an initial view of all students’ foundational skills to help teachers identify students who may have challenges in reading or mathematics.
The reading assessment evaluates students' skills in five areas:
- phonological awareness
- phonics
- high frequency words
- vocabulary
- comprehension
The math assessment evaluates students' skills in four areas:
- number and operations
- algebra and algebraic thinking
- measurement and data
- geometry
Watch this video to learn why we use iReady and its positive impact in schools.
What Happens After Testing
The iReady assessment provides a first look at areas in which students may need extra support. Teachers may collect more information using diagnostic assessments. When used with iReady results, information from diagnostic tests helps teachers plan targeted instruction or intervention in areas of need.