We value the role of our member schools in advancing every student’s full potential and leveraging data-powered insights to inform growth of the whole child.
Our Comprehensive Assessments, including our summative assessment (CTP) and interim assessment (Milestones), measure student academic achievement and growth and provide data to inform your curriculum and decision-making as an educator.
The Independent School Entrance Exam (ISEE) by ERB is the most trusted and flexible admission assessment available for students entering Grades 2–12 and is an important part of well-rounded admission processes.
ERB 360 Access empowers educators to dynamically explore student testing data to reveal important trends, identify learning gaps, and devise targeted instructional interventions.
Whole child. Whole potential.
With the ERB Whole Child Solution, you can bundle our assessments of learning achievement (CTP + Milestones) with our Check-In Survey on student well-being at school and SelfWise, our student self-report inventory on social and emotional skills.
At ERB, all we see is potential. That’s our aspirational vision for how we interact with and serve our member schools and how we ensure every student can benefit from learning paths that meet the needs of the whole child. We are committed to advancing every student's potential by leveraging data-driven insights to support educators and families and drive student growth.
ERB has introduced a new feature to score reporting on 360 Access called Growth Percentiles. While the CTP has always measured students longitudinally, Growth Percentiles now provide a convenient and effective way to interpret student progress. […] read more
When it comes to measuring student growth, independent schools should design an assessment strategy that works best for them, selecting the right combination of tools that align with their mission. Yet educational leaders not only have to decide what to assess and how often but also analyze and use the data. […] read more
A high-quality K-12 education involves far more than learning the ABCs — or preparing for the SATs. In addition to academics, school is where students learn the essential social and emotional (SEL) skills they need to develop healthy, successful lives. […] read more