Reading: Update benchmark assessment breakdown to allow debugging by school cohort #2808
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Who is this PR for?
internal team, project leads, mostly for validating data flowing in and related features
What problem does this PR fix?
It's simpler to debug smaller cohorts, at the school level in particular. This is particularly true for validating data and features (eg, school+grade cohort percentiles for individual benchmarks).
What does this PR do?
Allows scoping by school on the Benchmark Assessment Breakdown page. This moves the filtering by school to the server, and moves the grouping by grade to the client.
Screenshot (if adding a client-side feature)
Fake local demo data:
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Does this PR use tests to help verify we can deploy these changes quickly and confidently?