Results Overview

The Kauffman School is committed to transparency in reporting on the academic progress of its students – we will "show that we know." The results reported here reflect scores from students enrolled at the school when end-of-year testing was administered.

The school's first year NWEA-MAP results indicate significant academic growth in Reading, Math, and Science (an average of two or more grade levels in each subject).  MO-MAP results indicate students should be on pace to meet the school's target of at least 75 percent of students enrolled for three consecutive years scoring proficient/advanced on all subjects of the MO-MAP tests.

Please click the “Academic Results” tab to view our most recent data.

How the Kauffman School Measures Student Performance

The Kauffman School measures academic performance using three key assessments:

• The Missouri Assessment Program (MO-MAP)
Required state assessment administered by all district and charter public schools in the state.

• The Northwest Evaluation Association's Measures of Academic Progress (NWEA-MAP)
Nationally norm-referenced, growth-measured exams administered at the beginning and end of each school year – used to assess student academic growth over the course of a single school year.

• Strategic Teaching and Evaluation of Progress (STEP) Literacy Program
Literacy development program and assessment tool designed to target individual student literacy needs, develop skills, and track literacy growth over time.