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PCHS students will take up to four different types of assessments to measure student and school achievement.  \n1 . California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress ( CAASPP)  \nStudents at Palisades Charter High School take the CAASPP state tests that assess interdisciplinary state-standard achievement in English Language Arts, Math, and other core subjects. These standardized tests have moved away from previous fill-in-the bubble exams that focused on rote memorization to a format that requires students to explain their reasoning and write out their answers.  \nThese new tests measure more complex, real-world skills such as critical-thinking, writing, and problem solving so that every student can successfully transition from grade to grade and be prepared for his or her next steps after high school.  \nPalisades Charter High School will give the various CAASPP tests during the spring semester. The tests  \nAs a California public charter school, PCHS administers all California state-mandated assessmentsin the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) . In addition to California state-mandated assessments in the CAASPP, PCHS has selected and developed other assessments designed to provide students, parents/guardians, and the school with feedback on student performance. The school uses the results of these assessments to make adjustments to the instructional program to ensure that students are adequately prepared for success in college and careers. These assessments may include department-created writing prompts, department-created multiple-choice assessments, computer-based assessments, and third-party standardized assessments. The selection and development of the PCHS assessments is a local decision made by the PCHS instructional departments. Careful consideration is given to the purpose of these assessments, the usefulness of the results, and the instructional time necessary for the administration of the tests. The administration and testing personnel determine the assessment dates and bell schedule.  \nare not timed, so students may take as long as they need to fully demonstrate what they know and can do.  \nWe know that an end-of-the-year test cannot possibly tell us everything about your child’s academic progress. However, the results do act as a snapshot of your child’s strengths and areas for improvement, and they can be used as a way to ensure he or she is getting the support he or she needs. Additionally, the tests help Palisades Charter High School’s efforts to equitably distribute resources and support student learning. The CAASPP battery of tests are listed below:  \n● The Interim Assessment Blocks (IAB) are administered in grades 9-11. These are formative state tests given in the classroom. The student results are reported to teachers ina short amount of time and are used to determine how students are progressing toward meeting state standards.  \n● The California Science Test (CAST) is administered in the 11th grade. Any junior or senior who has not taken the assessment will be tested in March.  \n● The California Alternative Assessment (CAA) replaces the CAPA test andt is administered to students whose Individualized Education Plan (IEP) requires an alternative assessment.  \n● The Smarter Balanced Summative Assessments (SBAC) is given to juniors. The scores that students earn will help to determine placement in their senior classes. Additionally, colleges and universities use these results to determine college readiness. Our students’ collective SBAC scores produce a part of the PCHS school performance state score. The SBAC tests in English Language Arts/Literacy and Mathematics will be administered in social studies and English classes during March, April, and May.  \n● The California Science Test (CST) is given the Native Speakers Spanish II class and is used, in p","cbCaibF4ly3wTyRe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibF4ly3wTyRe","pdf",342432,"English","# California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP)\n## CAASPP testing approach and purpose\n## CAASPP test types and grade levels\n## Participation expectations and eligibility policy\n## State exemption rights under Education Code 60615","[{\"question\":\"What types of assessments will PCHS students take during the spring assessment season?\",\"answer\":\"PCHS students may take up to four types of assessments under the CAASPP program, including Interim Assessment Blocks, science tests, and summative assessments, plus other selected or developed assessments.\"},{\"question\":\"How do CAASPP tests differ from older bubble-style exams?\",\"answer\":\"The tests require students to explain their reasoning and write out answers. 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