Understanding Nwea Map scores by grade level 2024 helps parents and educators track student growth and identify learning needs. The MAP (Measures of Academic Progress) test, developed by the Northwest Evaluation Association (NWEA), is a computer-adaptive assessment that measures proficiency in math, reading, and science for grades K–12. 2024 NWEA MAP Score Ranges (Typical Benchmarks) • Kindergarten: o Math: 130–160 o Reading: 130–150 • 3rd Grade: o Math: 180–210 o Reading: 185–205 • 6th Grade: o Math: 210–235 o Reading: 210–230 • High School (9th–12th): o Math: 225–250+ o Reading: 225–245+ How to Interpret 2024 Scores • Percentile Rankings: A score in the 50th percentile means a student performed better than 50% of peers nationwide. • Growth Over Time: Compare scores across testing windows (Fall, Winter, Spring) to measure progress. • College Readiness: High schoolers scoring above the 75th percentile in reading/math are often on track for college-level work. Tips for Improving 2024 MAP Scores Focus on weak areas using NWEA’s skill-specific practice tools. Encourage regular reading to boost comprehension and vocabulary. Use adaptive learning apps (e.g., Khan Academy) aligned with MAP RIT scores. Note: Exact 2024 norms may vary slightly by district. Check NWEA’s official 2024 Normative Data Guide for precise comparisons.