The mark consists of the ACSES primary logo is horizontally oriented and has a transparent background. It is made up of an image on the left side and text on the right side, separated by a thin, vertical line segment. The image is composed of geometric shapes meant to be an abstract representation of people reaching upward. The shapes include seven concave circular arc isosceles triangle spread out like a fan with the vertex angles of all the triangles meeting at the bottom, just touching a thin horizontal line. The base angles are pointing upward, forming the top curve of the fan shape. Due to the concave nature of the shapes, the line connecting the base angles of each triangle swoops inward, making it look like the base angles are arms reaching upward. Each triangle is accompanied by a small circle that hovers above the triangle between the base angle "arms" and is meant to look like the heads of the abstract people. The triangles are staggered in size but still geometrically similar. The center one is the largest. The text on the right side of the vertical line segment reads "ACSES". Below this, there is a line of text that reads "Assessing Classroom Sociocultural Equity Scale".