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The Colorado Measures of Academic Success (CMAS) is the name of the state’s English language arts, mathematics, science and social studies assessments. CMAS is based on the Colorado Academic Standards. This ensures that all districts are held to the same challenging standards that Coloradans expect for their students regardless of whether they live in urban, suburban, or rural areas.  \nPurposes of the CMAS/PSAT9/PSAT10/SAT  \nThe CMAS program serves the following main purposes:  \n1. To help each student and his or her family know how the student is performing in meeting the academic standards and how they compare to their peers, and to know how the student has grown over time academically.  \n2. To enable teachers to see how their students are performing against the academic standards, and identify areas they may need to adjust in their practice for the future.  \n3. To provide school and district leaders, the state, policymakers, and the public with information on how well the educational system is meeting the goals of helping every child attain academic proficiency.  \nHow CMAS/PSAT9/PSAT10/SAT Assessments are Administered  \nCMAS will be administered in a standardized manner through a secure electronic online process supervised by CMAS Test Administrators. Students will have access to the internet in a manner that will only allow them to participate in the CMAS assessments. In some cases, as determined by the District, a student in a particular class may be allowed to use pencil and paper to complete certain portions of an assessment.  \nAssessment Requirements and Parental Exemption  \nColorado law requires all students to take the assessments: “Each student enrolled in a public school is required to take the state assessments (in the content areas and at the student’s grade level).” -Colorado Revised Statutes, Section 22-7-1006.3(3) . This means that every student, regardless of language background or ability, must be provided the opportunity to demonstrate their content knowledge on state assessments. However, in 2015 , the Colorado state legislature passed a law requiring every school district to develop policies allowing parents to excuse their student from participating in one or more state assessments. Parents choosing to excuse their student from participation must complete and file their request in writing with the school principal. The request for exemption should be filed at the earliest possible date in the school year and will be valid for one school year. Requests for exemption from state assessments in subsequent school years require a new written request.  \nDistrict Policy  \nFor more information concerning assessments, please see District policy and regulation IKA and IKA-R.  \nI have read the above information about CMAS/PSAT9/PSAT10/SAT andIam choosing to exempt my child from participating in the following state assessments this school year. Choose one or more of the following to opt-out:  \n  Science (Gr. 5th, 8th or 11th)   Social Studies (Gr. 4th or 7th)   Math (Gr. 3rd-8th)   English (Gr. 3rd-8th)   PSAT9 (Gr. 9th)   PSAT 10 (Gr. 10th)   SAT (Gr. 11th)  \nStudent Name Grade Parent/Guardian Signature  \nName of School Date School Representative Signature  \n4835-1730-0777, v. 1","cbCaipwF2NZLtgA5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipwF2NZLtgA5","pdf",322800,"English","# Purposes of CMAS/PSAT9/PSAT10/SAT\n# How CMAS/PSAT9/PSAT10/SAT Assessments Are Administered\n# Assessment Requirements and Parental Exemption\n# District Policy and Opt-Out Request\n# Opt-Out Selections and Signatures","[{\"question\":\"What assessments are included in the CMAS/PSAT9/PSAT10/SAT program?\",\"answer\":\"CMAS includes state assessments in English language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies. 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