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Compare Quantile Measures With Grade Levels. Students get a Quantile® measure from a mathematics state test or another standardized test. See our national student norms data at Hub.Lexile.com/ for grade level comparisons.
Based on research studies conducted by MetaMetrics, this chart provides ranges for typical student performance at a particular grade level. The Quantile ranges at each grade level reflect the middle 50% of students based upon their performance on tests that report student Quantile measures.
Lexile and Quantile Grade Level Charts Quick Start Guide. View and print the national student Lexile and Quantile norms from kindergarten through 12th grade. Visit Hub.lexile.com/lexile-grade-level-charts or Hub.lexile.com/quantile-grade-level-charts. You can download a PDF version of this document.
A student Quantile measure helps you better understand which skills and concepts your students are ready to learn so you can better personalize math instruction. Math concepts and skills also have Quantile measures, so it’s easy to figure out which math concepts students are ready to learn next.
View and print the national student Lexile and Quantile norms from kindergarten through 12th grade. When you open the tool, the Lexile or Quantile measures that are the norm for the 50th and 90th percentile at the end of year are shown for all grades.
The premise behind The Quantile Framework for Mathematics is simply matching instruction to where a child’s mathematical schema exists. Quantile measures help educators and parents track student growth in mathematics over time, regardless of grade level.
Quantile Grade Level Charts enables Hub users to view and print student Quantile measures by grade level—and filter by grade (s), time of year, and student population percentiles.