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Questions about assessment?
Please contact your school directly. Your school has a dedicated School Testing Coordinator that will be able to assist.
Ensuring student success through meaningful assessment practices.
Assessment, Accountability, Research, & School Improvement (AARSI)
One of the goals of the Teaching and Learning Center with the District Testing Coordinator is to ensure that students' learning outcomes, progress, and achievements are effectively measured and tracked. Here are some additional key objectives and responsibilities that guide our assessment practices in LCPS:
Ensuring assessments are aligned with learning standards
Collecting and analyzing the data with the lens of educational improvement
Using the data to individualize instruction and goal setting
Evaluation of programs to determine achievement towards program goals
Aligning professional development opportunities to data
Communication with all stakeholders regarding assessment best practices
To facilitate a comprehensive and fair evaluation of student learning while providing educators and administrators with valuable information to enhance teaching and learning strategies
LCPS- The School District Report Card
How can parents see how their child performed on State Assessments?
You will need your child's state identification number. Support with how to obtain this may be found here: Parent Support for Assessments
For students who take traditional assessments Grades 3-8, 11 (NM-MSSA, NM-ASR, SAT): https://nmparentportal.emetric.net/login
For students who take alternative assessments Grades 3-8, 11 (DLM): https://parentportal.kiteaai.org/login
2023-2024 LCPS Balanced Assessment Framework
The goal of a balanced assessment framework is to provide useful information about students’ academic achievement, progress, and needs. View the LCPS Balanced Assessment Framework for 2023-2024 for more information.