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 \nDear Parents and Families,  \nAs part of the Cresskill Elementary School's commitment to ensuring a comprehensive educationalexperience forall students,we would like to inform you of the upcoming Spring 2026 New Jersey StudentLearning Assessments-Adaptive(NJSLA-A).The NJSLA-Ais New Jersey's updated platform for measuringstudent learning,supporting instructional improvement,and meeting State and federal assessmentrequirements.  \n# Purpose of Statewide Assessments\n\nStudents take different kinds of tests during the school year,and each type oftest serves a differentpurpose.New Jersey's statewide assessments are one important way to show families and communitieshow well students,schools,and districts are meeting the New Jersey Student Learning Standards,whichdescribe what students should know and be able to do at each grade level.  \nThese results provide schools with valuable insight into students'progress and help educators refineinstruction when needed to strengthen learning.They allow teachers and schoolleaders to see howstudents grow from year to year,andto ensure all students have access to strong,grade-levelinstruction.This information also helps districts confirm their curriculum matches the state standards.Overall,statewide tests give families and schools an understanding of how students are growing and wheresupport may be needed so every child can succeed.  \n# About the ELA and Math Tests (NJGPA-A and NJSLA-A)\n\nThis spring,for the first time,statewide tests in English and math will be computer-adaptive.As your childanswers questions,the test adjusts in real time.If a question is answered correctly,the next one may beslightly more challenging.If your child struggles,the test may provide a question that is less difficult.Thishelps the assessment“zero in”on your child's understanding more precisely.  \nEvery student receives a different mix of questions,but all questions are reviewed together to measurethe same grade-level standards and skills.Adaptive tests do not change what students are expected toknow;they simply help measure those skills more accurately.  \nCRESSKILLMIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL  \n1 Lincoln Drive Cresskill,NJ 07626(201)227-7791  \n# Testing Schedule\n\nThere willbe THREE days in which all students will follow a modified testing schedule:May 18,May 19,and May 20.High school students taking tests on these days will report at the usual time of7:50am andMiddle School students will report at 8:30am.Testing will take place during the window of  \n7:50am-10:54am.Students not testing those days will arrive at school and follow a modified schedule forthe day.High School students will arrive by9:50am and Middle School students will arrive by 10:23am.Grade 8 Science testing will take place on April 27 and April 28 during regular schoolhours.This newschedule was created in hopes to reduce the interruption to classes and regular instruction.  \nWired headphones (with 3.5mm jack)are required for ELA testing and for students with Text 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