SEC Assessment for Grades PK-4
Discover how the Compass Student SEC Assessment can help PK-4th grade teachers effectively evaluate their students' social skills.
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The SECA (Social-Emotional Competency Assessment) is no longer a student-facing assessment for grades PK–4. Instead, it is recommended that teachers use a rubric for each PK-4 student during the designated assessment window, or when needed for a student.
To learn more about the updates to the SECA, click here SEL Assessment Updates for 2025-26
⭐These steps can be followed for ANY grade PK-12, if you'd prefer to administer the SECA with pencil/paper.
To utilize the SECA (Social-Emotional Competency Assessment), your organization must have an active subscription to Compass Curriculum Student.
If you're interested in adding this Compass library, or learning about other available assessment options, please reach out to CustomerService@navigate360.com
1 - Access the Resources Section of your Compass Dashboard.
- Log in to the Compass platform.
- Navigate to the “Resources” tile.
2 - Download the Appropriate SECA Questions + Rubric
- From the dropdown menu, choose the version you’ll use:
Short-form Questions (17 items – global social-emotional overview)
Long-form Questions + Rubric (40 items – detailed eight-domain assessment)
3 - Save the Downloaded File to your Device
4 - Complete the Assessment for Each Student, Calculate Results
- During the assessment window, complete the questions for every PK-4 student in your classroom. Base your responses on observations and knowledge of the student’s social skills. Talley the scores and compare them against the included rubric.