After logging into your Customer Portal account, you will navigate to the MY ACCOUNT section. From the "Your Students" list, you can click on the "Evaluations" button to view Skills information related to that student. After clicking on "Evaluations", you will be taken to a list of skills which the student has been evaluated for. First is the name of the Skill Tree, then the Event, the Level, and finally, the Skill itself. Once you click on the skill, you will be able to review the rating and any comments and/or associated URLs saved with the evaluation.

When a coach believes that an athlete is prepared to advance to a higher level, they will request an evaluation through the front office. Subsequently, the gymnast will undergo an evaluation conducted by the Program Director to assess their suitability for level advancement. It's important to note that undergoing an evaluation does not guarantee a change in level; the final decision regarding level mobility remains at the discretion of the Program Director.

During each evaluation, the gymnast will be assessed for proficiency in all skills at their current level. Upon completion of the evaluation, their Star Chart will be promptly updated to reflect their performance and progress

If you don't see any stars for your gymnast on the Star Chart, it could mean they are new to the program, still learning the skills, or focusing on foundational elements. Coaches may be introducing skills before formal assessments. Remember, progress varies for each gymnast, and communication with coaches can provide more insights into your athlete's development. Keep encouraging your athlete to practice and enjoy their gymnastics journey.

The Star Chart is used to track gymnasts' progress and skill development. The chart includes some bolded skills, which are the same set of skills but serve different purposes in terms of progression.

Gymnasts can receive 1 to 3-star ratings on all skills based on their performance.

· 1-star rating: The gymnast has been introduced to the skill and is still in the process of learning it. They may not yet perform it consistently or with precision.

· 2-star rating: The gymnast can perform the skill, but it requires more consistency and attention to detail. This indicates that the gymnast has a basic understanding of the skill but may need further practice to execute it consistently.

· 3-star rating: The gymnast can consistently perform the skill successfully, with little to no error. This level of proficiency shows that the gymnast has fully mastered the skill and can execute it reliably.

Required Skills: These skills are tracked for mastery, which is denoted by an asterisk. These are specific skills that are mandatory for moving up to the next level. To be eligible for level mobility, the gymnast must achieve a 3-star rating on all mandatory skills. In other words, they must master these skills with consistent and successful execution

Introductory/Prep Skills: These skills are also scored on the 3-star system. However, they are not tracked for mastery. Instead, they are intended to prepare students for learning more advanced skills that may be mandatory at their next level. These skills are essential for building a strong foundation in gymnastics. To be eligible for level mobility, the gymnast must achieve 2 to 3-star ratings on introductory/prep skills. A gymnast will not be eligible for mobility if there are more than 4 introductory/prep skills with a 2-star rating.

By achieving 3-star ratings on all required skills and demonstrating proficiency (2 to 3-star ratings) on all other skills, gymnasts indicate their readiness to move up to higher levels within the recreational gymnastics program. This system provides clear guidelines for both instructors and gymnasts to monitor progress and determine when advancement to the next level is appropriate.

Required skills serve as prerequisites for higher levels, and therefore, must be maintained to remain at the current level. Gymnasts are expected to consistently demonstrate proficiency in these mandatory skills to ensure they are well-prepared for progression to the next level within the recreational gymnastics program.