State Testing Information

WSLP Student Expectation: In addition, all students will participate in all district and state assessments.

WSLP Learning Coach Expectation: In addition, they will be sure their student is present on the required dates and times for district and state assessments.

5th & 8th Grade Science: All (blended and remote)

All 8th grade students - Wednesday, 4/27 - 9:30 - 11:30

All 5th grade students - Wednesday, 5/4 - 9:30 - 11:30

This spring all FULL REMOTE and BLENDED students in grades 3–8 will take the Smarter Balanced Assessment or Washington Access to Instruction and Measurement (WA-AIM) tests in math and English language arts.

All Students in grades 5 & 8 will also take the Washington Comprehensive Assessment of Science (WCAS) or the WA-AIM science test.

These tests are a brief check-in on student learning from this school year.

All testing will be completed in person at Home Choice Academy.

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All Blended and Remote Students Should Bring the Following on their testing days:

Charged Chromebook

Water bottle

Book to read

Sharpened pencils

Headphone/Earbuds

Chromebook

Water

Book to read

Sharp pencil

Head phones

Face Mask (Optional)

Snack (Optional)

Lunch - Students can bring a sack lunch or order lunch at school

Additional Information for all students:

Please let your child know that they will have ample time to complete the test. We have planned for an extended period to allow students the ability to take the time needed to do their best on the state assessment.
Cell phones and smart watches cannot be near students during the assessment. It would be helpful if they leave the phone and/or watch with you before they arrive on campus. If there is a need to reach you, we will contact you while they are here.
Although masks are optional and no longer required, we will continue to follow the CDC guidelines for schools, including distancing and sanitzer use.