Infinite Campus Parent Portal

Infinite Campus is the Student Information System used by AXIS International Academy. All information for enrolled students will be stored in this database. Parents/Guardians of enrolled students will receive an Infinite Campus Parent Portal account where they will be able to view and update important information such as:

Emergency Contacts
Attendance Information (K-5th Grade)
Grades (K-5th Grade)
School Fees (K-5th Grade)

For families new to AXIS, you can expect to receive your Infinite Campus Parent Portal activation email prior to the start of school, typically in early August. If you have not received this activation by then, please email [email protected] to request your activation code.

Access your Infinite Campus Parent Portal here:

https://cocloud1.infinitecampus.org/campus/portal/parents/axis.jsp?

Note: If you are a new user, you will need to click the "New User?" link and use your activation code that was sent via email. If you did not receive an activation code, please email: [email protected].

Enabling text and voice message alerts through your Infinite Campus portal

Text messages are opt-in only and require you to follow the steps below to activate.

Step 1: Login to your Portal account and select the person icon

Step 2: Select "Settings" from the dropdown

Step 3: Select "Contact Preferences"

Step 4: Update your text alerts for each category (we would suggest enabling priority messages and emergency):

**Priority Messages: Includes important reminders (i.e. lunch orders, early release, school out days, etc)

Attendance: Will send alerts when students are marked absent or tardy

General: Weekly school wide newsletters

Behavior Messenger: Notifications when a behavior event occurs.

**Emergency: Inclement weather alerts and other school-wide emergencies.

Accessing Progress Reports

Once teachers have posted progress reports for the current trimester, they will be available on your Parent Portal. After you login, you will select the "hamburger" icon (i.e. top left corner with three equally shaped lines) and select the "Documents" option:

From there, you will see the "Progress Report" option to select. Progress Reports are only available at the end of the trimester once teachers have posted all grades.

Accessing Assessment Data

Certain assessment data may be posted to your child's Infinite Campus portal account. If available, this information may be viewed by clicking on the "hamburger" icon (i.e. top left corner with three equally shaped lines) and selecting the "More" option:

From here, you may select "Assessments" to view any data posted to your account.

For every STAR assessment, your child receives a scaled score (SS), which is based on the difficulty of the questions and the number of correct answers. Scaled scores are useful for comparing your child’s performance over time and across grades. STAR Reading and STAR Math scaled scores range from 0–1400. STAR Early Literacy scaled scores range from 300–900.

STAR Scores in the Parent Portal are designated as Fall, Winter or Spring and are separated by area (Reading, Math and Early Literacy). Look at your child's score and compare it to the appropriate chart below to find your child's percentile in each area.

What does the percentile mean:

Students who test above the 40th percentile in the Fall are generally on track to meet grade level competency by the Spring.

Students exhibiting grade level competency in the Spring are testing at or above the 50th percentile.

Students exhibiting CMAS readiness in Reading and Math are testing at or above the 60th percentile in the Spring (grades 3-5 only).

Students scoring at or below the 25th percentile are in need of intervention.

Here is a breakdown of scaled scores for Reading by grade level (grades 1-5):

Here is a breakdown of scaled scores for Math by grade level (grades 1-5):

Here is a breakdown of scaled scores for Early Literacy by grade level (grades K-3):

Example:

If a student is a 2nd grader and scored 227 on their Fall assessment, they landed just above the 50th percentile score of 224 for Fall. On the Spring assessment, they scored 377, that is 50 points above the 50th percentile score of 327 and 50 points below the 75th percentile of 427...so we can estimate that they are about halfway between the 50th and 75th percentiles (so approximately 63rd percentile). This student exhibits grade level competency for 2nd grade.