By iready standards, your kid doesn't currently belong in a 2nd or 3rd grade classroom for math, so it doesn't view your kid as "above grade level." For what it's worth, had your kid taken the 2nd or 3rd grade iready, it would have considered your kid "on grade level" for 2nd and 3rd grade, respectively.
1st grade DC had fall and spring iready tests, math was 440+ fall then 460+ spring while reading 520+ fall then 530+ spring, just curious since so little score change, does it mean DC doesn’t make much progress in the past 5 months?
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To score beyond 99% for spring iready often indicates the child is at least 1 year ahead of grade level. Probably familiar with multiplication and division at least.
I would not read too much into iReady scores, as there is a lot of variability based on how a kid happens to feel on a particular day. As it so happens, my kids' highest iReady scores were when they went back to in-person learning at their schools. After a year of in-person learning, their scores actually dropped pretty meaningfully.