To support student success effectively, school teams need information on known predictors of youth behavior and academic performance. In contrast to measures of behavioral and academic outcomes that are commonly relied on in schools, the School Success Profile (SSP) for middle and high school students provides comprehensive information on predictors of outcomes that reside in students' neighborhoods, schools, peer systems, and families. This article presents the SSP 2020, a newly revised version of the SSP that is now freely available to schools and researchers. The online, self-report SSP 2020 retains the strengths of the SSP but is shorter and simpler. Revised group- and individual-level reports are automatically generated once SSP data are collected. The SSP 2020 dashboard allows users to request reports on numerous demographic subgroups. A comprehensive prevention road map walks teams through each step of an evidence-informed decision-making process based on SSP 2020 data. Resources embedded in the road map include information on evidence-informed prevention strategies for SSP dimensions with corresponding brief assessments and fidelity checklists. School social workers are encouraged to take the lead in bringing the SSP 2020 to school teams charged with promoting student behavioral and academic success.