Sumrall Coaching
Student Success
Mapping System
See the Person. Reveal the Potential. Change the Trajectory.
Schools know a great deal about a student, and very little from them. SSMS asks the student. Each middle and high school student answers 105 statements about their own experience of school, and SSMS writes what it finds for the adults who can act on it.
Where do you want to go?
Students
Your school gives you your own assessment link. There are no right or wrong answers, and most students finish in one class period.
Your answers are saved as you go, so if you run out of time you can pick up where you stopped.
Start my assessmentParents
SSMS writes a Parent Report for every student who completes the assessment: what to notice, how to talk about it, and what helps at home.
Your school shares it with you. SSMS does not email families.
To bring SSMS to your child's school, talk with the principal.
School & District Staff
Coordinators: upload student IDs, follow completion, and read every student's reports.
Principals and superintendents: participation as it happens, and your school or district report.
Sign inNo link handy? The sign-in page emails you a new one.
How it works
What SSMS finds
Eight patterns
Two students who behave the same way often need opposite responses. The pattern is what tells them apart. The point is not the label.
What SSMS writes
A report for every reader
Four reports for each student, each written for the person reading it, plus a school report and a district report built from the whole group, with no student named.
This report helps you understand how you are designed to learn, grow and move forward.
This report helps you understand what your student may need from the adults around them.
What should I understand, watch for and do in the classroom?
Where should support begin, and what strengths can we build upon?
What does leadership need to understand and prioritize within this school?
What patterns should inform districtwide strategy, resources and leadership decisions?
Built so SSMS never knows who the student is
- SSMS holds a student ID your district assigns, and nothing else: no name, no email, no birth date. Only your school can connect a report to a child.
- No student report is emailed to anyone. Reports are read on secure staff dashboards.
- School and district reports need at least ten completed assessments.
- SSMS is not a screening, diagnostic or special-education tool.
For districts and schools. SSMS is for middle and high schools and is priced per student, per school year. To learn more, email support@scssms.com.
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