ARGUS brings grades, CAT4 cognitive-ability scores and NWEA MAP growth into one early-warning dashboard — so coordinators and teachers catch a struggling student weeks before report cards do.
Illustrative preview — one view among role-based dashboards for admins, coordinators, teachers and learning support.
Three data sources, three systems, one overworked coordinator trying to hold it all in their head.
Cognitive ability sits in a CAT4 spreadsheet, grades live in the SIS, growth scores live in NWEA MAP — and nobody cross-references them until parent conferences.
A capable student quietly working below their own potential doesn't show up as "failing" on a report card — so the gap goes unnoticed until it's large.
Once a report card shows a real problem, a full term of learning-support time has already been lost — time you can't get back.
No new tests, no new data entry. ARGUS reads what your school already has and does the cross-referencing for you.
Every grade is compared to that student's own cognitive-ability profile, not just the class average — so quiet underperformance gets flagged automatically, per subject.
Fall-to-spring NWEA MAP growth is checked against cohort norms and each student's own trajectory — catching both plateaus and below-average progress early.
Every flag boundary — the achievement gap, the at-risk grade cutoff, minimum growth — is set by your own admin team per school, never hard-coded by us.
Admins see the whole school. Coordinators see their year group. Teachers see their own roster. Learning-support staff get casework views built around SEN records.
Student records — including learning-support and health information — deserve more than a login screen.
Enforced at the database level with row-level security, not just application code — one school's records are architecturally invisible to another.
Personally identifiable data is encrypted at rest, with keys managed and backed up separately from the data they protect.
Every access and edit to a student record is logged — so you can always answer who saw what, and when.
Designed from day one around the special-category protections that SEN and health records require, in partnership with each pilot school.
We're onboarding one pilot school at a time so every rollout gets our full attention. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out as we open up capacity.