Decode Test Scores

Translates SAT, ACT, NWEA MAP, DIBELS, and state assessment scores into plain-language parent summaries — covering score meaning, percentile context, and 3 specific next steps. Cuts per-student communication time from 20 minutes to under 2.

Assessment season is a slow-motion disaster for teachers. Score reports land in batches. Parents want answers immediately. And the gap between what a 214 on the NWEA MAP means and what a parent can act on is enormous. Teachers know the data cold — they just don't have six hours to write 28 individualized explanations in plain English. So they send form letters. Parents feel dismissed. Or teachers skip the context entirely and just share the number, which lands with all the clarity of a blood pressure reading without a doctor. Generic explainer websites exist, but they're built for researchers, not for a parent who needs to know whether their third-grader is behind and what to do about it before Monday. This agent does the translation work in seconds. Paste the scores, name the test, and it returns a parent-ready explanation: what the score means, where it falls relative to peers, and three specific things a family can do at home right now. No jargon. No hedging. No form letter.

K-12 teachers and school counselors who communicate assessment results to parents, especially during high-volume testing seasons like fall benchmark windows or spring state testing.