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Accessing Student Information and Testing History in MyMCPS

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Learn how to log into MyMCPS to view essential student information. Start by entering the student ID number to find and access various data about the student. Explore language history by selecting ESOL History and noting the exit date from the program. Understand testing history by checking MSA and HSA results, and review report card history. For MAP-R scores, go to the Performance section and select the relevant assessments. This guide helps track academic progress and language proficiency effectively.

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Accessing Student Information and Testing History in MyMCPS

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  1. MyMCPS November 12,2012

  2. 1. Log into MyMCPS2. Go to Students

  3. Enter Student ID number.Click Find.

  4. Click on View.

  5. A variety of available information about the student will appear on the left.

  6. To explore language history, select ESOL History.

  7. Language History General info Note that the student is not identified as ESOL or RELL. Keep looking…..

  8. Take note of the date the student exited ESOL – keep in mind that achieving academic language proficiency takes many, many years, and literacy in a first language is a major factor. Date student left the ESOL program.

  9. Now check out your student’s testing history. Gather MSA, HSA from here. List of all tests taken. Click on the test to see the score. See handout for P/F scores.

  10. Report Card History. Click on View.

  11. To find MAP-R scores, go to Performance.

  12. Select District Assessments and Literacy 1 2

  13. Select MAP-R. Note you can get just RIT scores or a report which provides more information on which skills have not been met. Examples in packet.

  14. You can search MAP-R data by class or student. Enter your information.

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