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Superadjust

The NCCD evidence tracker that banks each student's 10 weeks

In Superadjust, one delivered Adjustments entry banks a school week, and readiness builds pillar by pillar from what teachers log.

Weeks banked

Ten school weeks, one entry each

In Superadjust, one delivered Adjustments entry banks a school week, and 10 make a student eligible. At Extensive the 10 must run unbroken, and holidays do not break the run.

How the 10 weeks are counted

Readiness

The weakest pillar sets the label

Need, Consultation, Adjustments and Monitoring each read Nothing yet, Emerging, Developing, Strong or Audit-Ready. The coordinator sets each student's level, and a teacher can suggest a change.

Audit-Ready is a Superadjust readiness label, not an NCCD outcome.

What each label means

Next step

One line on what to do next

Each student's profile names the one thing that would make the record more complete.

Read a student's profile

Coverage

Every student, under their class

Coverage shows each included student against the term's school weeks, under their class, with roll-ups and a pillar filter. It never ranks teachers.

Coverage and To check

Questions about the NCCD evidence tracker

It shows which weeks hold evidence for each student and how complete each pillar is, built from what teachers log.

Both. Teachers see weeks banked and readiness on each student's profile, free for up to 3 students. On the School Plan, or its 30-day school trial, the coordinator also sees Coverage and the School page.

Weeks follow your school's term dates, set by the coordinator, or your state's until yours are confirmed.

No. A spreadsheet counts only what someone types into it. Starting in one? Try the free NCCD evidence tracker template.

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Free for up to 3 students, no card. A whole school can try the School Plan free for 30 days.