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Schools are now taking the mid year assessment (PM2) over the next several days. Here is how to see how your child is doing:  \nSTEP 1:  \nGo to your FOCUS Parent Portal.  \nSTEP 2: Click on the Florida  Icon  \nSTEP 3: Review your child’s scoresand ask the teacher how you can help.  \nIf you have not set up your FOCUS Parent Portal and need help to do so, you can do so here:  [https://bradford.focusschoolsoftware.com/focus/](https://bradford.focusschoolsoftware.com/focus/)  \n[To view the set up Help Guide see:](To view the set up Help Guide see:)  \nHow To Set Up Your Parent Portal Account:  \nFAST FAQ’s  \n1. FAST is given at the beginning (PM1), middle (PM2), and end of the year (PM3) .  \n2. FAST is based on Florida’s new  \nB. E.S.T. Standards for ELA and Math  \n3. Because the test measures a student’s progress toward mastering grade level material by the end of the year, it is expected that scores for the beginning and middle of the year are lower. However, you do want to see growth from the beginning to the middle of the year.  \n4. The end of year test (PM3) is used as a final test to measure student mastery of grade level material.  \n5. For Grades 3-10, the current Achievement Levels describe a student’s success with the grade level standards. Level 3 indicateson-grade level performance. The Achievement Levels reported for PM  \n1 and PM2 may be lower as students are still learning grade level materials.  \nClick here for more information on understanding the reports  \nUnderstanding FAST Reports for Families (FDOE 10/19/22) for Grades 3-10 FAST  \nFAST Reports from STAR for Grades K-2  \nIf you need help understanding the FAST report, please contact your child’s school.  \nFLDOE FAST Student and Families information and Resources  \nAnother Way to Access the Family Portal if you do not have a FOCUS Parent Portal Account  \nBCSD Office of Assessment: Sherree Alvarez (904) 966-6816 1-9-23","cbCairWOhRUBzAl0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairWOhRUBzAl0","pdf",278484,"English","# How to Access State Progress Monitoring Scores\n## Steps to View Scores in the FOCUS Parent Portal\n## FAST FAQs (PM1, PM2, PM3 and Achievement Levels)\n## Understanding FAST Reports and Getting Help","[{\"question\":\"How quickly are FAST test scores available after testing?\",\"answer\":\"Test scores are available within 24 hours after testing and posted to the Florida FAMILY PORTAL.\"},{\"question\":\"What are PM1, PM2, and PM3 in FAST testing?\",\"answer\":\"FAST is given at the beginning of the year (PM1), middle of the year (PM2), and end of the year (PM3).\"},{\"question\":\"Why might PM1 and PM2 scores be lower than expected?\",\"answer\":\"Because the test measures progress toward mastering grade-level material by the end of the year, beginning and middle-of-year scores are expected to be lower, but families should look for growth toward the middle of the year.\"}]","FAST Family Portal Access - How to Get Your Child’s State Progress Monitoring Scores | PDF",1791077028]