The Grow Network uses assessment results to support teaching and learning. Our print and online reports help educators make use of results from end-of-year and interim assessments. By breaking down the results into specific categories, Grow is able to offer targeted educational materials.

A Partnership with Our Clients

The Grow Network works closely with states and districts to develop instructional reporting programs crafted to their particular needs. Our industry-leading technology enables us to produce highly customized reports and instructional tools based on our clients’ input and ongoing feedback.

A Fully Integrated System

The Grow Network provides customized tools for different audiences. Parents, teachers, educational leaders, and administrators all receive data and instructional information that is tailored to their roles in helping students grow.

Driving Online Usage

Grow’s print reports have proven highly successful in encouraging recipients to go online, where they can access standards-based instructional resources that respond directly to children’s needs. In New York City and Chicago, for example, more than 90% of school leaders use their Grow accounts for school planning and professional development, helping to make data-driven instruction a reality.

The Grow Network for Learning

Too often, test results have been given to educators and parents with only vague hopes that they will know what to do next. To make these results useful, we have developed action-oriented resources for educators and parents, customized to each of our markets. These resources integrate the instructional materials of the state or district with Grow’s standards-based, proprietary analyses of how students performed on the tests.

Communications and Professional Development

The Grow Network helps states and districts use assessment reporting to improve instruction. Our staff collaborates with each client to implement a comprehensive strategy for communications and professional development that is based on Grow’s innovative “train-the-trainer” materials.

Innovations in Reporting

The Grow Network’s team of educators, psychometricians, designers, and technologists is devoted to crafting useful educational resources. Some of our recent work has included in-depth guides for school leaders, data-driven professional development materials, Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) web tools for the media and the general public, and individual report cards and workbooks for students.

“Now that many states are expanding and refining their testing programs, it becomes even more urgent to make the results truly useful. From what I have seen in this field, the Grow Network reports represent a breakthrough that offers new possibilities for states and districts to link assessment, instruction, and the standards.”

Michael Cohen, President,
Achieve, Inc.