Analysis of 24 Florida Districts Using Prodigy on FAST Math Test Show Significant Improvements

Math achievement remains a critical focus for districts navigating post-pandemic recovery and striving to accelerate student growth. Understanding which digital tools truly move the needle can help schools make more informed, data-driven decisions.  

In this retrospective analysis of 24 districts, Florida students in grades 4-6 who used Prodigy during the 2023-24 school year achieved an average 3–4% higher proficiency rate on the Florida Assessment of Student Thinking (FAST) math test than the state average.  

Key Takeaways 

• The comparisons between Prodigy usage schools and state average performances on the FAST 

• Student proficiency levels measured as well below grade level, below grade level, on grade level, proficient, or exemplary  

• Break down in performance between students who answered at least 10 or over 100 average questions in Prodigy monthly  

• Analysis of teacher impact, whether educators created at least 10 or fewer monthly assignments in Prodigy 

Explore the full report to see how intentional use of Prodigy can drive measurable math improvement across your district.