compass math for California
High-quality Curriculum Deserves High Quality Insights
A math assessment that works with your freshly adopted math curriculum, not against it.
Most assessments tell you what students learned after it’s too late to act. Compass™ Math gives you insight in time to change instruction. 10 questions, 30 minutes, once a unit.
Instructional Coherence for California
Make Your Math Adoption Count
Many California districts are early in a new math HQIM adoption. Make that investment count by connecting what teachers teach to what students show they know.
True Coherence
One continuous view of student learning, from the first day to CAASPP.
Eliminate Data Silos
One system. From the classroom to your LCAP.
Protect Instructional Minutes
Replace multi-day testing windows with a single class period.
The Compass Math Difference
Actionable Math Data for California
Statewide, 38.4% of students scored Proficient or Advanced in math in 2026. Compass Math shows you where they stand all year.
- Replaces 3+ assessments with one coherent experience
- 30-minute milestones replace multi-day testing windows
- Works with IM, Eureka Math², enVision, Reveal, and more
- Surfaces misconceptions with specific instructional responses
- Unit-by-unit data that supports your LCAP progress monitoring
Compass Math Assessment in California
Assessments That Matter in California
Compass Math replaces disconnected benchmark, diagnostic, and interim testing in grades 2-8 with short milestones once a unit, each in a single class period.
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Get more from your adoption with data that fits your curriculum. See progress by school for your LCAP.
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Support teachers in implementing new math materials with fidelity. Use real-time insight to guide instructional decisions.
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Finally, assessments that work for you. Adjust instruction without leaving your curriculum.
ANet Support for California Schools
Get Support for Your Priorities
From assessment to coaching, ANet helps California districts put standards, curriculum, and data to work. Start with a free pilot, and use funds you already have for what comes next.
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- Compass Math: Short assessments for grades 2-8, given once a unit, that connect directly to your curriculum’s scope and sequence, with next steps for every lesson.
- Curriculum-compatible with: Illustrative Mathematics, Eureka Math, Eureka Math², enVision, Reveal Math, and Amplify Desmos Math.
- Embedded Assessments: Using Kiddom IM v.360 California? ANet co-created Atlas by Kiddom, and the same assessment engine powers Compass Math, so it’s built to work inside high-quality curriculum.
- Compass Math: Short assessments for grades 2-8, given once a unit, that connect directly to your curriculum’s scope and sequence, with next steps for every lesson.
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- District & System Coaching: Support to select and implement materials from California’s 2025 adoption list, and to build K-2 math capacity before the state’s new diagnostic assessment begins in 2028-29.
- School Leader Coaching: Job-embedded coaching that helps leaders strengthen core instruction and build lasting data routines at every site.
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Professional Learning: Math PL for leaders and teachers, including our math misconceptions series, that supports the California Mathematics Framework.
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- Free Pilot: Try Compass Math at no cost before you commit any funds.
- Student Support and Professional Development Block Grant: Both rounds name Mathematics Framework PD as an allowable use. 2025-26 funds are available through June 30, 2029, and the roughly $5 billion 2026-27 round through June 30, 2032.
- Learning Recovery Emergency Block Grant: Allows math framework professional development and coaching, planned in your LCAP. Funds available through June 30, 2028.
- Title I-IV Funds: ANet coaching, assessments, and professional learning are common uses of federal Title funds.
ANet Partnerships
What Educators are Saying About ANet
Educators love working with ANet to turn data into clear next steps for teachers and leaders.
Relevant Changes in Real Time
Compass allows us to be able to see how did students do in unit two, and what predictions can we have for unit three so that you can make really relevant changes in real time with students, and you’re not relying on old data.
Kaylena Greenwell
Director of Teaching & Learning
Quality Instruction
We’re able to not miss out on quality instruction because we get to teach immediately afterwards.
Shatara Johnson
Teacher
A Better Map
We’ve seen an increase in the teacher's ability to do forward planning... they have really taken that on and been very effective because of how descriptive and supportive the resources are.
Allison Suggs
Academic Dean
Powerful Learning
A lot of those misconceptions are tied to the learning modules, which I found super useful to help me figure out how do I address those misconceptions. If I know what the misconception is going to be ahead of time, I can get ahead of it.
Mackenzie Ouren
5th Grade Teacher
Compass Math California Partnerships
Ready to Make Your Math Adoption Count?
Reclaim instructional time while gaining more insight. Start with a free pilot or join our California Founders Cohort to see how Compass Math can boost math outcomes for students.