Which campus needs support first — same exam, side by side

For district admins and curriculum coordinators: the Comparison view inside a blueprint puts every school on the same end-of-course exam, so "which campus needs support first" stops being a hunch.

1. Open Blueprint Analysis and click the Algebra 1 blueprint.
2. Scroll to Comparison and set the dropdown to School (you can also compare by Course).

Blueprint Comparison by school — Mountain View vs Riverside on the Algebra 1 blueprint

Every school is measured against the same Algebra 1 blueprint, so the columns are directly comparable:

That's a 32-point readiness gap on the same exam. Read it with the attainment/coverage split: Mountain View is high on both (a genuine bright spot); Riverside is low on both — behind on teaching and mastery, which is a support situation, not a pacing one. The Needs Attention chips name the exact standards dragging Riverside down (SSE.B.3, CED.A.3), and Bright Spots show what's already working.

Only Algebra 1 has a cross-school blueprint comparison — it's the end-of-course blueprint subject. See why some subjects show Readiness vs Mastery.

Send support to the lowest-readiness campus first (Riverside, 40), and target its Needs Attention standards (SSE.B.3, CED.A.3) — a defensible, standard-level focus for coaching and PD, not "Riverside needs to do better."

▶ VIDEO

• District altitude: See where your district stands, by subject and school
• Concept: What is Blueprint Readiness?
• Reference: why some subjects show Readiness vs Mastery