Standardized Tests I Sample Clauses

Standardized Tests I. C. § 33-5205(3)(c)&(d) Students at The Village Charter School are tested with the same standardized tests as other Idaho public school students. TVCS will give State-mandated assessments during the testing windows outlined by the State Department of Education. Monitoring the progress of our students and evaluating innovations in education procedures are an important part of our curriculum development process. Evaluation of student assessment is reported annually, and consists of:
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Standardized Tests I. C. 33-5205(3)(d) Legacy Public Charter School students participate in the state assessment system as defined by the Idaho Board of Education. This state assessment system currently requires the following: The IRI is a 10-minute assessment of early reading skills. Grades K-3, administered in the fall, winter and spring. The Idaho Standards Achievement Tests. Spring scores are used to determine AYP for Legacy Public Charter School. The DMA is a five performance assessment that requires students to show their working knowledge of math. Currently, grades 4, 6, and 8 will take this assessment. The DWA is a performance assessment of standard written English. Special needs students who meet the criteria for alternative assessment according to the Idaho Special Education Manual will take the IAA in the spring through special education. If selected, grades 4 and 8 will participate in the NEAP. The NEAP will assess reading, mathematics, science, and writing. Student assessment evaluation, reported annually, will consist of: Student baseline developed during the first year using testing results; A comparison of annual results with baseline scores to assess progress; Grade-level and school composite scores; A graph of annual results showing year-to-year change; A graph of school scores relative to state and national averages; and Sub-analysis of a variety of variables to identify areas for improvement. Monitoring progress of our students and evaluating innovations in education procedures are important parts of our curriculum development process.
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  • Standardized Testing Students of the School shall be tested with the same standardized tests as other Idaho public school students.

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