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Scores are expected to increase from year to year, so achievement levels get higher as your child grows.  \n■ Although you can see growth from year to year, the score ranges and standards for the next grade are higher than for the previous grade.  \n■ The scores are just one measure of how your child is doing. Stay engaged in talking with your child and your child’s teacher throughout the year.  \nQUESTIONS TO ASK Ask Your Child:  \nAsk Your Teacher:  \nAsk Your Principal:  \nAsk Your Superintendent:  \n“What areas do you think you should focus on, based on your test scores? What do you see as your strengths to build on?”  \n“How will these test scores be used to guide  \ninstruction? How can I help my child be successful?”  \n“Are the scores being used for school decision-making? What did you learn from the overall results?”  \n“Are the district assessment scores helping guide professional development? What is the district doing to implement the new state standards?”  \nFor more on assessments, scores and how you can help your child succeed, visit  \n[capta.org/assessments](capta.org/assessments)","cbCaiq9I0wScFMOf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiq9I0wScFMOf","pdf",7459043,"English","# Score Reports: What You Need to Know\n# Questions to Ask\n## Ask Your Child\n## Ask Your Teacher\n## Ask Your Principal\n## Ask Your Superintendent","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the CAASPP program?\",\"answer\":\"The CAASPP is California’s student-assessment program, designed as part of a state education project to measure and support student learning progress.\"},{\"question\":\"How should parents interpret changes in test scores from year to year?\",\"answer\":\"Scores are like growth charts; they are expected to increase as children grow, though standards and ranges for higher grades are progressively more challenging.\"},{\"question\":\"Who can parents contact to understand how assessment results impact their child's education?\",\"answer\":\"Parents are encouraged to speak with their child, the classroom teacher, the school principal, and the district superintendent to gain insights at different levels of the educational system.\"}]","Assessments - Questions to Ask About Your Child's Score Reports | PDF",1790996824]