In the top section of the View Benchmarks page, click the tab to choose which type of benchmark you want to view: School
, District
, or State
.

The State tab will only be shown if a linking study between the Star Math scale and your state test has been completed for one or more grades. The name shown on the tab will be the name of your state and the state test name acronym.
The current setting for the default benchmark is shown at the top of the page. The Edit Default Benchmark link beneath it
will only appear if the user group you belong to is allowed to set the default benchmark.
The default benchmark is the benchmark that is used throughout Star Math Enterprise. In some places (such as the Screening Report options), you are allowed to choose different benchmarks to use—if no choice is made in these situations, the default benchmark shown here is the one that will be used.
Verify that the School tab
is active.
Use the School drop-down list
to select which school's benchmarks to view. Note: School level administrators, school staff, and teachers can only view school benchmarks for their own school.
The number of categories and the minimum proficiency level for the chosen school are shown in the Benchmark Structure section of the page
. The Edit Benchmark Structure link beneath
will only appear if the user group you belong to is allowed to edit school benchmark structures.
The benchmarks for each grade in the chosen school are in the Cut Scores table. The Edit Cut Scores link above the table
will only appear if the user group you belong to is allowed to edit cut school scores.
Verify that the State tab
is active.
Unlike school and district benchmarks, state benchmarks are linked to the Scaled Score (SS), not the Percentile Rank (PR).
There may be grades in the state that do not have a linking study between the state test and Star Math; the rows for these grades will be empty
.
The Edit Non-Linked Grades link above the table
will only appear if the user group you belong to is allowed to edit scores for non-linked grades.