Setting Up Class/Standard Profiles

The student's last name, then first name appears on any reports associated with this profile. ScoreIT uses the student ID you provide here to associate the test results with the correct student name.

• Student ID: a numeric ID of up to 10 digits, typically assigned by the district, that uniquely identifies each student. Many Scantron Score forms allow students to provide this ID on the form. Forms that provide a student ID area support 9 or 10 digits for the student ID, depending on the form used.
• First Name: up to 30 characters of the student's first name.
• Last Name: up to 30 characters of the student's last name.

TIP: If your school or district uses a Student Information System (SIS), you can export data from that system and copy it here.

ScoreIT uses the objective ID you provide here to associate the specific test objectives listed in the test profile with the correct objective description. The objective description appears on selected reports associated with this profile.

• Objective ID: up to 20 characters of the ID assigned to an objective by the organization who created the standards documents you use to structure instruction (typically your state). It's usually found at the beginning of each standard in the document.
• Description: the text associated with the objective ID you just entered. It describes the specific learning outcome for the objective. Keep this text as brief as possible to save paper when printing your results reports. You can use letters, numbers, and/or the following special characters: [,.;:'"!@#$%^&*()]. Alternatively, you can choose to enter a prescriptive description to help instruct students

The grade appears on selected reports associated with this profile. ScoreIT compares the student's actual percentage score to this grade range table to determine the letter grade for the test.

• Start: the lowest percentage score a student can attain and still receive the specified grade (for example 90 for 90%).
• End: the highest percentage score a student can attain and receive the specified grade (for example 100 for 100%).
• Grade: the grade students scoring within the specified percentage range should receive, up to 10 letters.