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The two modes are computer-based, and paper-and-pencil. Some computer-based assessments allow students to take the assessment using paper and pencil. Be sure to inquire about the options if your child has a medical issue that would not allow them to take the assessment on the computer.  \n• Testing Time is the maximum amount of time allotted to students to complete the assessment. Most students finish well in advance of the allotted time.  \n• Testing Window is the period in which districts administer the statewide student assessment. It is not the actual number of days it takes a student to complete the assessment. School districts can choose the specific days within the window to administer the test. Please inquire with your district about the exact testing dates of the assessment.  \n• Results Available refers to date districts receive individualized student results from the assessment vendor. These results should be distributed to students, educators and families as soon as possible.  \n\n| Assessment Name | Subject\u003Cbr>Area | Grade Level\u003Cbr>Tested | Information about Available Accommodationsand Accessibility Features | Number of Testing\u003Cbr>Administrationsin District | Testing\u003Cbr>Mode | Testing Time\u003Cbr>Allotted per\u003Cbr>Student | Testing\u003Cbr>Window | Results\u003Cbr>Available | Information for Parents/Guardians Regarding the Assessment |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| NJSLA-Adaptive\u003Cbr>Field Test | ELA and\u003Cbr>Math | 4-6 | NJSLA Accessibility Features and Accommodations Manual | 1 | Computer\u003Cbr>Based | 60 – Math\u003Cbr>60 – Reading\u003Cbr>120 – Writing | October\u003Cbr>27-Nov\u003Cbr>14 | State is not\u003Cbr>sharing\u003Cbr>results as it is\u003Cbr>a field test. | For more\u003Cbr>information please visit the Office of Assessments webpage |\n| NJSLA ELA/Math Adaptive Spring Administration | ELA and\u003Cbr>Math | 3-6 | NJSLA Accessibility Features and Accommodations Manual | 1 | Computer\u003Cbr>based with\u003Cbr>paper-based\u003Cbr>options for\u003Cbr>students with\u003Cbr>disabilities | Unit Testing\u003Cbr>Times | April 28,\u003Cbr>2026 to\u003Cbr>May 30,\u003Cbr>2026 | Fall 2026 | For more\u003Cbr>information please visit the Office of Assessments webpage |\n\n\n| Assessment Name | Subject\u003Cbr>Area | Grade Level\u003Cbr>Tested | Information about Available Accommodationsand Accessibility Features | Number of Testing\u003Cbr>Administrationsin District | Testing\u003Cbr>Mode | Testing Time\u003Cbr>Allotted per\u003Cbr>Student | Testing\u003Cbr>Window | Results\u003Cbr>Available | Information for Parents/Guardians Regarding the Assessment |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| NJSLA Science\u003Cbr>Administration | Science | Grade 5 | NJSLA Accessibility Features and Accommodations Manual | 1 | Computer\u003Cbr>based with\u003Cbr>paper-based\u003Cbr>options for\u003Cbr>students with\u003Cbr>disabilities | For grades 5\u003Cbr>and 8: Four 45-\u003Cbr>minute units for\u003Cbr>a total of three\u003Cbr>hours. | April 28,\u003Cbr>2026 to\u003Cbr>May 30,\u003Cbr>2026 | Fall 2026 | For more\u003Cbr>information please visit the Office of Assessments webpage |\n| Dynamic Learning Maps (DLM) | ELA, Math,\u003Cbr>and\u003Cbr>Science | Grades 3\u003Cbr>through 6 | DLM Accessibility Manual | 1 | Computer\u003Cbr>based |  | April 7,\u003Cbr>2026 to\u003Cbr>May 21,\u003Cbr>2026 | Fall 2026 | For more\u003Cbr>information please visit the Office of Assessments webpage |\n| ACCESS and Alternate ACCESS for ELLs | English\u003Cbr>language\u003Cbr>proficiency\u003Cbr>test | K–12 | WIDA Accessibi","cbCaiglTFgnYiGoa","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiglTFgnYiGoa","pdf",179450,"English","# Assessment Notification Requirements\n## Key Terms for Understanding Testing\n# Assessment Overview by Program\n## NJSLA-Adaptive Field Test\n## NJSLA ELA/Math Adaptive Spring Administration\n## NJSLA Science Administration\n## Dynamic Learning Maps (DLM)\n## ACCESS and Alternate ACCESS for ELLs\n## mClass\n## Link-it\n## BASC-3 BESS\n## DRA – 3","[{\"question\":\"When must parents or guardians be notified about statewide or standardized assessments?\",\"answer\":\"Districts are required to annually notify parents or guardians by October 1 or within 30 days of any statewide student assessment or commercially developed standardized assessment that will be administered during the school year.\"},{\"question\":\"What does “Testing Mode” mean and what should families consider?\",\"answer\":\"Testing Mode describes how students are administered the assessment, such as computer-based or paper-and-pencil. 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