ReadBasix Reports & Metrics

Yes, absolutely. ReadBasix features a powerful, unified filtering engine that lets you cross-reference academic performance with student demographic data in a single rule set. You can build custom filters that combine:

• ReadBasix Test Results: MTSS tiers, scale scores or performance bands, Lexile® measures, decoding indicators, and assessment completion status.
• SIS Student Demographics: Grade levels, multilingual/ELL status, IEP status, economic indicators (e.g., free/reduced lunch status), and more.
• Testing Accommodations: Filter by specific student accommodations to ensure equity and track compliance.

Save your complex filter rule set and instantly reapply it at each benchmark period throughout the school year.

This report bridges the gap between assessment and action. It doesn't just tell you who is struggling; it instantly tells you how to group them for targeted support. It provides interventionists, specialists, and grade-level teams with a single, clear report to coordinate resources, align schedules, and deliver targeted instruction where it is needed most. The MTSS Group report automatically organizes students into instructional action groups based on their specific diagnostic needs based on subtest results.

Yes, you have complete control over your data. Export the Performance Overview or Score Growth reports as spreadsheets, complete with a wide selection of customizable data columns for easy sorting and filtering. Or generate clean, presentation-ready PDFs of the MTSS Group report or the parent-friendly Home Report. You are never locked into a one-size-fits-all export. ReadBasix allows you to export the latest results, all historical data, a specific date range, a single benchmark assessment, or just a single student's profile.

Traditional reports often skew growth data by averaging different groups of students at each benchmark (e.g., comparing 100 students in Fall to 85 in Winter). ReadBasix eliminates this statistical noise, ensuring your growth data represents actual instructional impact. If a student misses even one testing window, they are automatically excluded from that longitudinal cohort analysis.

ReadBasix protects your data integrity with automatic, real-time "Score Reliability" Flags.

We know that instructional decisions are only as good as the data behind them. To prevent rushed test attempts or stale data from skewing your MTSS plans, ReadBasix constantly monitors score quality and alerts you to anomalies. When a student rushes through an assessment, their score is flagged with a visible underline; hovering over it instantly alerts teachers that the result may not reflect the student's true ability. Similarly, outdated scores are flagged to ensure educators are always looking at an accurate representation of current skills. While the default threshold for an outdated score is 90 days, district administrators can easily customize this timeline to align perfectly with local assessment calendars.

Yes. ReadBasix is built for flexibility. A student's Latest Report automatically consolidates the most recent results for each of the six reading subtests, regardless of when, or by whom, they were administered. This allows for flexible scheduling, enabling you to assess students in short, manageable chunks over multiple days rather than requiring them to sit through all subtests at once. It also supports collaboration: subtests can be administered separately by different educators, such as: a classroom teacher, a reading specialist, or an interventionist, and still merge effortlessly into a single profile. With no manual tracking required, ReadBasix automatically pulls these scattered data points together behind the scenes, ensuring you always have a complete, unified diagnostic picture.