When George W. Bush signed NCLB in 2002 all schools were required to show they had passed this measure to prove they successfully educate students

This competitive grant encouraged states to adopt the common core standards through a points system

A diagnostic test used to adjust future teaching, lessons, or tools

On mclass you can see exactly which question your student got wrong and the answer they chose on this assessment

The National Governors Association and this group teamed up to develop the Common Core Standards

The Obama administration cleverly ditched their predecessor's title for federal education policy in favor of this original title

This type of test shows a snapshot of learning at particular point in time

This assessment gives a composite score 3 times a year but can also be used to check progress every 10 days

Next year DC will adopt this assessment to replace teh DC-CAS

This document created by DCPS guides teachers through the common core standards

This "nation's report card" is a sample snapshot of students and does not show individual student improvement

This network allows you to see which standard your student needs help on

This interim assessment was replaced by multiple tests chosen by each school in 2010.

The number of states that have not fully adopted the common core standards

These 2 tests can measure individual student growth

This assessment's scores are on an equal interval scale and have the same meaning no matter grade or age of student

This literacy program is associated with Dibels but is not necessary to get the scores

This 3 letter assessment determines a student's instructional reading level using a combination of accuracy, oral comprehension, and written comprehension

This assessment's letter score can be mapped onto a text level to find books that match the student's reading ability