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School Ratings

Scores & Reports

The school assigned to an address, graded on achievement, environment, outcomes, equity, and resources

Overview

The school an address is actually zoned for, with a full report card attached. Five weighted pillars, from achievement to equity and resources, roll into one grade with a national percentile and a 1 to 10 rating, all built from published federal and state sources. Enough for a buyer to weigh a school themselves, or for a team to compare markets.

A long line of yellow school buses parked nose to tail in a lot, the nearest one's stop sign folded against its side

What’s included

  • Assigned school with name, type, grade span, and distance
  • Catchment detail, including open enrollment and districtwide flags
  • Report card: score, national percentile, 1 to 10 rating, letter grade, and peer group
  • Achievement and outcomes: proficiency, graduation, AP and IB, SAT and ACT
  • Environment: absenteeism, discipline, and bullying rates
  • Equity and resources: achievement gaps, class size, and counselor load

What teams use it for

  • Putting sourced school data in front of buyers

    The assigned school is not always the nearest one. Return the boundary result and every number behind the report card, the same way for every address.

  • Comparing markets on school performance

    Percentiles and peer groups put schools across each state on one scale, so a portfolio decision rests on a genuinely comparable measure.

  • Filtering a home search by assigned school

    Attendance boundaries, open enrollment, and districtwide flags resolve per address, which is what a search needs to filter listings by the school a buyer would actually be zoned for.