The Pace and Progress feature in Sora Home gives students and families a clear view of your learning journey. Whether you're in middle school tracking yearly progress or in high school preparing for graduation, this feature highlights important milestones and helps identify areas for growth and improvement.

Progress at Sora is measured by mastery levels in units and abilities. Want to learn more about Sora's curriculum? Check out our guides:

You can find your Progress page by clicking My Progress in the left-hand sidebar on Sora Home.

Your Progress page is divided into two tabs:

The progress tab is divided into different cards, with different indicators for your progress.

In the Abilities table, you can track each time you’ve shown mastery of a specific ability. Each time you demonstrate mastery, it gets its own tile, and the icon on the tile shows where you're at with that ability.

Here's what the abilities table looks like if you're a middle school student.

When you hover over any tile, you'll see where you demonstrated that ability.

Here's what the abilities table looks like if you're a high school student.

You'll likely see a mix of exemptions and demonstrations. Sora's high school program requires eight demonstrations for each ability as part of our graduation requirements, and this table helps you keep track of your ability demonstrations.

When you hover over any tile, you'll see where you demonstrated that ability, along with your mastery level.

Within the abilities table, you'll see the following icons for each tile:

Only icons with a checkmark/star (exposure, developing, demonstrating, or extending) indicate credit earned in that ability.

The units card gives a snapshot of units where you've demonstrated mastery.

If you're in Middle School, you'll see a table with your mastery level demonstrations!

You can click on any of these units to see an overview of mastery levels in each middle school subject.

You'll see the following Middle School subjects:

On this page, can click into any topic to see all of the topics within that subject, as well as a breakdown of units within a topic.

Within this table, you can search for specific unit names as well.

You can click on any unit to pull up a list of demonstrations (times you've earned a mastery level in that unit). You'll also see exemptions for units here too, indicating credit earned before joining Sora.

If you're in High School, you'll see a table with your mastery level demonstrations ,along with a progress bar of units left to demonstrate before graduation.

You can click into any topic to see all of the topics within that subject, as well as a breakdown of units within a topic.

Within this table, you can search for specific unit names as well.

You can click on any unit to pull up a list of demonstrations (times you've earned a mastery level in that unit). You'll also see exemptions for units here too, indicating credit earned before joining Sora.

As a high school student, some of your units will may program labels next to their name, depending on your program. (If you've got questions about your program, check in with your House Advisor.)

Here's a list of the program labels you might see:

If you're in high school. you will also see a Graduation card which indicates your unit/ability progress towards graduation.

Hovering over your graduation progress label brings up a tooltip explaining what it means, and what you can do about it - this is a great conversation to have with your House Advisor!

Here are a few examples of what you might see:

The School Year card helps you and your family track your progress throughout the academic year.

If you're a middle school student, you'll see each cycle and its associated theme.

You can click into any of these cycles to learn more about your progress that cycle.

If you're a high school student, you'll see each cycle of a given school year along with your unit/ability targets and progress. This shows the number of new units and abilities you've completed in each cycle, with clear markers for your targets, making it easy to see how you're staying on track to reach your academic goals.

You can click on any cycle to jump to your cycle overview.

The Cycle Overview lets you and your family measure your engagement and progress in past and current cycles.

You can keep an eye on important metrics like your attendance in Expeditions and how many tasks you've completed, helping you spot areas for improvement and stay on track with your goals.

You can also review the unit and ability mastery levels you've demonstrated in past cycles. You'll see a New label will appear next to any new units or ability demonstrations you've completed.

The Reports tab has links to download your past mid-cycle and end-cycle reports.

If a report is ready, you'll see a link to download it as a PDF. If a report isn’t available yet (like for future cycles), it will be labeled as not available yet.

Learn more: Viewing Mid and End Cycle Reports

Middle School students need to request their transcripts from their School Director - if you're in Middle School, you can start this process by reaching out to your House Advisor.

If you're a High School student or parent/guardian, you can access and view unofficial transcripts in the Progress tab, under the graduation progress section of the progress page.

Learn more: Downloading an Unofficial Transcript

You won't be able to download an official transcript from your Progress page. To request an official transcript, you'll need to contact our registrar team - learn more: Requesting an Official Transcript