Scores parents can read
See the total result, ELA/Math split, unanswered rate, and the topics that need attention.
For SHSAT parents
Scord turns a free digital SHSAT diagnostic into a parent-readable report, so you can see scores, weak topics, practice progress, and the next useful assignment without guessing.
See the total result, ELA/Math split, unanswered rate, and the topics that need attention.
Track whether work is happening, which topics were practiced, and where the next session should start.
Link a child account and support preparation from home without taking over the student's workspace.
Parent monitoring
The parent path is designed around visibility: what your child completed, how they scored, where they struggled, and what they should do next.
Review total score, section results, and completed mock history after each diagnostic or exam.
Understand whether your child is building consistent practice instead of only seeing a final score.
Spot low-accuracy topics and unanswered patterns before they become long-term gaps.
Use the report to point your child toward the next recommended practice set.
Free digital diagnostic
The diagnostic is the entry point. Your child completes a digital SHSAT-style attempt, then Scord summarizes current level, ELA/Math split, weak topics, unanswered rate, and a recommended next practice session.
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ELA / Math split
Top weak topics
Unanswered rate
The flow keeps the student moving while giving parents enough context to make good decisions.
Start from the free diagnostic CTA and complete a digital SHSAT-style attempt.
Review score, section split, weak topics, and practice recommendations in plain language.
Move from the report into focused practice instead of choosing topics at random.
Subscription value
Use the free diagnostic first. If the report is useful, the subscription adds more practice, mock exams, and ongoing progress visibility.
Start with the diagnostic, then decide whether ongoing practice and reports are worth continuing.
Scord can support a class, a tutor, or a family-led study plan without replacing your whole routine.
Know whether to ask about ELA, Math, weak topics, incomplete work, or the next practice set.
Start with the free diagnostic, then use the report to decide what support makes sense next.