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The Lyman School Assessment Information
Lyman School District Assessment Overview
Test: South Dakota Assessments
Grades: 3-8, 11
Subject Assessed: ELA, Mathematics
Purpose: State required summative assessment measuring English Language Arts and Math achievement.
Source: South Dakota Department of Education
Estimated time Spent When Administered: ELA: 3-4 hours, Math: 2-4 hours
Test Window: March-May
Results: Mailed home with final report cards at the end of the school year
Test: South Dakota Alternative Assessment
Grades: 3-8, 11
Subjects: ELA, Mathematics
Purpose: For students with the most severe cognitive disabilities
Source: South Dakota Department of Education
Estimated Times Spent when Administering: Testing times vary greatly for each participant
Testing Window: March - May
Results: Mailed home when available.
Test: South Dakota Science Assessment
Grades: 5, 8, 11
Subjects: Science
Purpose: State required summative assessment measuring Science achievement
Source: South Dakota Department of Education
Time Spent when Administered: 1.5-3 hours
Testing Window: March - May
Results: Mailed home with final report cards at the end of the school year
Test: South Dakota Science Alternative Assessment
Grades: 5, 8, 11
Subjects: Science
Purpose: For students with the most severe cognitive disabilities
Source: South Dakota Department of Education
Time spent when administered: Testing times vary greatly for each participant
Testing window: March - May
Results: Mailed home when available.
Test: NAEP
Grades: 4, 8 (every other year)
Subjects: Reading or Mathematics
Purpose: National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) measures national and state reading and mathematics achievement. Periodically other subjects are assessed.
Source: South Dakota Department of Education
Time spent when administered: Testing times vary greatly for each participant
Testing Window: February
Results: Data only reported at the state level. No individual student data collected
Test: NCRC
Grades: 12
Subjects: Applied mathematics, Locating Information, and Reading for Information
Purpose: National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC) program is a n industry-recognized, portable credential certifying essential skills needed for workplace success.
Source: District
Time spent when administered: 3 hours/ 1x per year
Testing window: October
Results: Given to students once results are received.
Test: ASVAB
Grades: 11
Subjects: Military aptitude
Purpose: The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is a qualification for enlistment assessment and assesses other mechanical aptitudes.
Source: District
Time spent when administered: 3 Hours/ 1x per year
Testing Window: October/November
Results: Given to students once results are received.
Test: NWEA MAPS Assessment
Grades; 1st Grade - 10th Grade
Subjects: Mathematics, Science, Reading, Language
Purpose: Benchmark Assessment tool used to gauge student learning and proficiency in the subject areas.
Source: District
Time spent when administered: 3 hours/ 3x per year
Testing windows: August, December, and May
Results: Fall and Spring Conferences/Mailed home with final report cards at the end of the school year
Test: CORE Phonics Screener
Grades: K - 1st Grade; 2nd Grade - 5th Grade as needed
Subjects: Reading
Purpose: Screening tool used to assess reading skills.
Source: District
Time spent when administered: 20 minutes as needed
Testing window: August, December and May
Results: Fall and/or Spring Conferences