Check student progress toward ACT and SAT benchmarks

Are your students on track for college and career readiness? Now you can find out as early as sixth grade! This free tool allows you to check student progress toward the ACT and SAT benchmarks for both reading and math.

ACT & SAT Benchmark Tool

Attention Virginia educators:

Predict performance on VA Standards of Learning with Renaissance Star Reading^® and Renaissance Star Math^®

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Virginia teachers trust Renaissance^® to spark tremendous math and reading growth

Renaissance is the leader in pre-K—12 assessment and practice software. Renaissance helps educators like you ensure that all students reach their full potential. When using Renaissance, you will understand where your students are currently at in the Virginia learning progression, what they need to learn next, and have access to instruction and practice tools to get them to the next level.

ASSESSMENT

The most comprehensive pre-K-12 interim and formative early literacy, reading and math assessment suite, provides a 360° view of student learning.

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READING

Engage students in reading practice with authentic books and nonfiction articles. Strengthen reading skills essential for learning in any subject by practicing with comprehension quizzes and close-reading activities.

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MATH

Meet math students where they are today, then build their skills with the appropriate amount of standards-based practice. Teach students to think mathematically and improve their math confidence at the same time.

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ASSESSMENTREADINGMATH

Maximize educators' instruction time with a seamless flow of data from assessment to instruction and practice resources, then back into a unified measure of student mastery.

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READING

myON Reader is a student-centered, personalized literacy platform that offers unlimited access to thousands of enhanced digital books.

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READING

myON News, powered by News-O-Matic, delivers authentic reporting on timely topics and current events through a series of five daily news articles, 52 weeks a year.

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