Prodigy Users Gain 7–10 More Points And 3–5% More Meet or Exceeded Expectations on CAASPP

Math achievement remains a key priority as districts look to accelerate learning and strengthen foundational skills.  Driving informed, data-based decisions requires evidence of tool efficacy. 

In this retrospective analysis, California students in grades 3–5 who used Prodigy throughout the 2018–19 school year improved 7–10 points more on the CAASPP math assessment than non-users. Additionally, 3–5% more students in Prodigy schools met or exceeded math standards compared to their peers. 

Key Takeaways 

• Comparison of test score gains from 2018 to 2019 across varying levels of Prodigy usage 

• Breakdown of students who fell below, met, or exceeded expectations 

• Analysis of demographic factors such as eligibility for free or reduced-price lunch 

Explore this early evidence of Prodigy’s effectiveness in supporting measurable math growth for students across California.