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Potter Jr. Karen Mathews  \nPrincipal Superintendent Business Administrator  \n[mbacon@quintonschool.info](mbacon@quintonschool.info) [spotter@quintonschool.info](spotter@quintonschool.info) [kmathews@quintonschool.info](kmathews@quintonschool.info)  \nSeptember 10 , 2021 Dear Parent/Guardian:  \nDuring the 2021-2022 school year, in order to comply with current state and federal regulations, the Start Strong assessment will be issued on October 5-7 , 2021 for students in grades 4-8 in the areas of English/ Language Arts and Math. The Start Strong assessment will also be administered in science for the students in grade 6. In addition, the New Jersey Learning Assessment ( NJSLA, and formerly known as PARCC) will be administered to all students who are currently enrolled in Grades 3-8.  \nThis year, 2021-2022 , will be the seventh year that the computer-based NJSLA Assessments will be administered to our students. This year, all of our students in grades 3-8 will take the NJSLA test in ELA and Mathematics during the week of May 9 , 2022. The number of units for each section and times for each unit are attached to this letter.  \nAdditionally, the science assessments will be administered this school year. The date of administration to the students who are in grades 5 and 8 will be on May 16th and 17th of 2022. Also, the computer-based assessments will be aligned to the New Jersey Learning Standards for Science.  \nThe NJSLA assessments are aligned to the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) and were created to measure the students’ ability to apply their knowledge of concepts. The NJSLA assessments require students to apply skills and concepts, solve problems using mathematical reasoning and to be able to model mathematical principles while solving real-world problems. In English Language Arts ( ELA) , students will be required to closely read multiple passages and to write essay responses in literary analysis, research tasks and narrative tasks. Teachers and administrators use the results from these tests to make critical classroom and district-wide decisions that are intended to increase student achievement by providing targeted student support.  \nThere are times when students may need accommodations made available to them to help take the test. These accommodations are identified ahead of time. The link attached is an accommodation manual from the department of education for your review.  \n[https://nj.mypearsonsupport.com/resources/manuals/NJSLASpring2019AFA.pdf](https://nj.mypearsonsupport.com/resources/manuals/NJSLASpring2019AFA.pdf)  \nThe NJSLA assessments are designed to reflect what students must know each year as they build toward the knowledge and skills needed for college and careers. The assessment has two components: performance-based ( PBA) and end-of-year ( EOY) assessments.  \nThe performance-based ( NJSLA-PBA) component captures critical-thinking, reasoning and application skills through “extended tasks.” In English language arts/literacy, the students will be asked to read passages from real texts-fiction and non-fiction, and sometimes will be asked to view videos or listen to audio. The students are then asked to write, using what they’ve learned from the passages and multi-media sources to support their arguments. These skills are important for students in college and in the workplace.  \nIn mathematics, students will solve multi-step problems that require reasoning and address real world applications. Solving such problems requires students to use mathematical reasoning, make sense of quantities and their relationships to solve real-world problems, and show their understanding.  \nThe end-of-the-year ( NJSLA-EOY) assessment consists of short-answer questions and items to measure concepts and skills. Students demonstrate comprehension of literary and informational tests and ","cbCaifgzRDEOU2at","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifgzRDEOU2at","pdf",90490,"English","# Start Strong assessment details\n## NJSLA (New Jersey Learning Assessment) overview\n# Testing schedule and administration\n## Science assessment dates\n# Assessment structure and skills measured\n## Performance-based (PBA) and end-of-year (EOY)\n# Reports, scoring, and parent support","[{\"question\":\"Which assessments will students take during the 2021-2022 school year?\",\"answer\":\"Students will take the Start Strong assessment in English/Language Arts and Math (grades 4-8), with science for grade 6. 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