NJSLA-Adaptive and NJGPA-Adaptive Fall 2025 Field Test Training Information Update - Training Update

Sep 30, 2026

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Memorandum to local educational agencies and approved private schools for students with disabilities provides updated guidance for the NJSLA-Adaptive and NJGPA-Adaptive Fall 2025 field test training. Asynchronous training modules are available to introduce the assessment platforms and related activities, and they are optional without replacing the separate mandatory training required for district testing and technology coordinators. Mandatory training registration is extended to Friday, September 19, with sessions open to school test coordinators, using the provided registration link. Contact the Office of Assessments for questions.

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Training Updates

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Mandatory Training Registration Extension

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| | | --- | | | | Date: September 12, 2025
To: Local Educational Agency Leads, Directors of Approved Private Schools
for Students with Disabilities
Route To: District Testing Coordinators, District Technology Coordinators, School
Test Coordinators
From: Jorden Schiff, Ed. D., Assistant Commissioner
Division of Teaching and Learning Services
NJSLA-Adaptive and NJGPA-Adaptive Fall 2025 Field Test Training Information
Update
This memorandum provides local education agencies (LEAs) and approved private schools for students with disabilities (APSSDs) with additional information about the New Jersey Student Learning Assessments-Adaptive (NJSLA-Adaptive) and New Jersey Graduation Proficiency Assessment-Adaptive (NJGPA-Adaptive) Fall 2025 Field Test Training.
Asynchronous Training Modules
Asynchronous training modules are now available to everyone, providing an introduction to the platforms and activities associated with the new statewide assessments. While these standalone training modules are optional and do not replace the separate, mandatory training that district testing coordinators (DTCs) and technology coordinators (TCs) must complete, they provide an early opportunity for interested individuals to begin familiarizing themselves with the new adaptive assessment platforms. The training modules can be accessed on the New Jersey Assessments Portathe~~ ~~cTrmian~~i~~ng~~i~~~~g~~ayRsesources~~ ~~w~~ebpag~~e. Please note that additional modules will be made available in
Mandatory Training
We are pleased to announce that the registration deadline for all mandatory training has been extended to Friday, September 19.
All training sessions, including in-person sessions, are now open to School Test Coordinators (STCs) as well.
Please use the following link to complete your registration: NJSLA-Adaptive and NJGPA-Adaptive Mandatory Training Registration.
Seats will be filled in on a first-come, first-served basis, so we encourage you to register promptly if you’d like to attend.
For additional information on mandatory training sessions and optional training modules, please see the New Jersey Department of Education’s August 22, 2025 broadcast NJSLA-Adaptive and NJGPA-Adaptive Fall 2025 Field Test: Mandatory Training, and other Resources. | Contact Information For questions, please contact the Office of Assessments at (609) 376-3960 or [assessment@doe.nj.gov](assessment@doe.nj.gov). c: Members, State Board of Education NJDOE Staff Statewide Parent Advocacy Network Garden State Coalition of Schools NJ LEE Group

FAQs

What has changed regarding mandatory training registration for the Fall 2025 field test?

The registration deadline for all mandatory training has been extended to Friday, September 19.

Who can attend the training sessions, including in-person sessions?

All training sessions, including in-person sessions, are now open to School Test Coordinators (STCs).

Are the asynchronous training modules required?

No. The asynchronous training modules are optional and do not replace the separate, mandatory training that district testing coordinators and technology coordinators must complete.

Sep 30, 2026

Uploaded by Stanley