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If a parent or guardian submits an exemption request after testing has begun, any test(s) completed before the request is submitted will be scored and the results reported to the parent or guardian and will be included in the student’s records.  \nIMPORTANT INFORMATION: There are many advantages to taking the CAASPP. Not only are the tests an indicator of progress toward career and college readiness, but the scores are also used to meet necessary components for certain student recognitions at promotion.  \n● The ELA SBAC scores are used to meet criteria for Pathways to Biliteracy Award.  \n● SBAC scores in 6th-8th grade are used as a factor in determining eligibility for Honors level classes.  \n● English learners can use their overall ELA SBAC scores to meet one of the requirements to be reclassified as Fluent English proficient.  \nIf you choose to excuse your student from any or all parts of the CAASPP testing for the   school year, please include the following information in your written request:  \nStudent Name:   ID\\#:    \nSchool:   Student’s Teacher:    \nGrade Level:    \nSpecial Education:  Yes  No  \nIn reference to Section 852 of Title 5 of California Code of Regulations, I am choosing to opt out my student from the following assessment(s):  \n English Language Arts-Smarter Balanced or California Alternate Assessments (CAA) for ELA  \n Mathematics-Smarter Balanced or California Alternate Assessments (CAA) for Math  \n California Science Test or California Alternate Exam (CAA) for Science-Grade 5 or 8  \nOpt-out Code:  Parental Request  Medical Exemption-Requires a doctor’s note; please attach note.  \nReason for opting out:  \nPrint Parent Name: Parent Phone or Email:  \nBy signing below, I acknowledge that I understand that opting out of CAASPP testing can make my student ineligible for certain awards, recognitions or benefits including, but not limited to the Pathways to Biliteracy Award, Reclassification asan English Learner.  \nParent Signature:   Date:    \nOnly complete this form if you do not want your student to take one of the above exams.  \nPlease submit your written request in person to your student’s school Principal no later than the last day in March.  \nSOMs, please place the original in the Student’s Cum file and email a copy to [assessments@wsdk8.us](assessments@wsdk8.us) with the subject line OPT-Out","cbCaiuSLQrOFHDAo","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuSLQrOFHDAo","pdf",109064,"English","# CAASPP opt-out overview\n## Legal basis and timing for exemption requests\n## Important information about test advantages and impacts\n## Opt-out request form details\n## Submission instructions","[{\"question\":\"What is the legal basis for opting out of CAASPP testing?\",\"answer\":\"Parents or guardians may submit a written request under Section 852 of Title 5 of the California Code of Regulations to excuse their child from any or all parts of CAASPP.\"},{\"question\":\"If I submit an opt-out request after testing has started, what happens to completed tests?\",\"answer\":\"Any tests completed before the request is submitted will be scored and the results reported to the parent or guardian and included in the student’s records.\"},{\"question\":\"What information must be included in the written opt-out request?\",\"answer\":\"The request must include student name and ID, school, student teacher, grade level, special education status, the assessment(s) being opted out, an opt-out code, reason, and parent contact details, plus a signature and date.\"}]","Westminster School District - CAASPP Opt Out | PDF",1790996476]