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For the 2024/2025 school year, all Arizona full-time students, along with some Arizona part-time, private students in grades 3-9 and grade 11 will be expected to participate in state standardized testing at a designated testing site during the Spring semester (typically late March and/or early April). Mark your calendar!

All Achievement testing (AASA, AzSCI, ACT Aspire, and ACT) is, by default, administered to students by computer. Requests for schools to administer paper tests must be received within ADEConnect during the window provided above. No action needs to be taken if your school site(s) will administer computer-based assessments for Spring 2025.

The Achievement Testing District Test Coordinator is responsible for ELA, Math, and Science assessments as well as the Menu of Assessments. [half-column-left]ACT AspireACT Aspire is the statewide achievement test for students in grade 9 (Cohort 2025). ACT Aspire Testing CalendarSpring 2022 Testing - tentativeAdditional information will be posted once dates are finalized.Test Dates: April 4 ...

State Testing FAQs What is state testing? This varies from state to state, but in general state testing is standardized testing that the state and federal governments require students to take each year. When is state testing? Very often the state does not release the testing schedule until the school year has begun.

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The AASA is the statewide achievement test for Arizona students in Grades 3-8. All Arizona public school students in Grades 3-8 will take the grade level AASA assessments in English Language Arts and Mathematics. Chandler Unified School District will administer this computer-based test to students.

The Arizona statewide test to measure Science is the AzSCI (formerly the AIMS Science test) and is administered to students in Grades 5, 8, and 11 in the Spring. The AzSCI is a computer-based assessment that allows for the use of a variety of innovative item types, all aligned to the Arizona Science Standards adopted in 2018 .

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K-12 Test Preparation -- Math -- Reading --Science K-12 STATE TESTS . Released State Tests and Sample Tests. This continues to be one of our most heavily trafficked pages as students, teachers and parents search for the most recent test releases from their state. Here you will find a list of links to states that have released past standardized ...

NWEA/Map Testing Dates: All students grades 5-8 take the NWEA test in reading, language, and mathematics. NWEA/Map Testing Dates: All students grades 5-8 take the NWEA test in reading, language, and mathematics. Fall: August 19 & 20 Winter: December 9 & 10 Spring: April 14 & 15

Yes, AzM2 is the statewide achievement test for Arizona students. Arizona public school students in Grades 3 – 8 and grade 10 (cohort 2023 in 2020-2021 school year) will take the grade level AzM2 assessments in English Language Arts and Mathematics. Testing dates are in the spring each year.

ASU Prep Digital is an online school serving students in grades K-12 and school partners around the world. HOME. Schools & Programs. ASU Prep Casa Grande Casa Grande, AZ 85193. Grades 7-12; ASU Prep Phoenix Phoenix, AZ 85006. ... Test drive college majors and receive high school elective course credits at the same time.

• When two test units are administered in a single day, a significant break must be given between test units. Test units must be completed on the day the unit is begun. Do not start the test unit unless there is sufficient time to complete the testing session. • Once a test unit is begun, students may not take a break for lunch.

State achievement tests in the United States are standardized tests required in American public schools in order for the schools to receive federal funding, according to the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965, in US Public Law 107-110, and the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001.

Sonoran Schools provides quality K-12 STEM education. Our Arizona campuses provides a small-school environment at two schools in the Phoenix metro area, two schools in the Tucson metro area, and a fully online virtual academy. ... Parents of prospective students and currently enrolled students can read our policy HERE (opens as a pdf). You can ...

Arizona requires homeschooled students to be assessed periodically, but fear not – options like standardized tests or a portfolio review ensure a stress-free evaluation process. Record-Keeping. Documenting your homeschooling journey is a breeze. Keep a record of attendance, test scores, and any other relevant information.

Cartwright’s 5K Fun Run/Walk Brings Community Together for Health and Safety. On Saturday, March 22, the Cartwright School District hosted its third annual 5K Fun Run/Walk, drawing a record-breaking 300 participants for a morning of fitness, safety awareness, and community spirit.

The K12 Cyber Incident Map is an interactive visualization of cybersecurity-related incidents reported about U.S. K-12 public schools and districts from 2016 to the present. It is based on a data source that the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) found to be the “most complete resource that