MMAS + MMAP / Understand the connection

Useful evidence.
Clear responsibilities.

MMAP holds the school’s lesson records, observations, family communication, and operations. MMAS is a separate assessment platform, currently in a supervised language and math beta for ages 5–12.

The school record / MMAP

The work you already observe.

Lesson history, classroom observations, and curriculum records support MMAP’s progress reports and family conversations. Those records remain part of the school’s ongoing documentation.

Walk through a family conference →

A supervised check / MMAS

Another source of evidence.

Children respond to short language and math checks. Guides review factual response counts alongside observations and work samples, then prepare family reports within MMAS.

Read the current beta workflow →

What to expect today

The guide connects the evidence.

New MMAS beta results do not automatically send inferred mastery into MMAP. They do not produce percentiles, calibrated growth scores, or automatic cycle-readiness decisions. MMAS is not yet a norm-referenced replacement for NWEA or i-Ready.

Discuss the connection your school needs during setup. Keep any required external assessments, and use beta evidence alongside the child’s classroom work.