How to Access Your Child's Standardized Test Results
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The Frame
Parents have a legal right to review their child's standardized assessment results to understand academic strengths and areas for improvement, which are accessible via the district's online portal or by request to a school principal.
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Parents
Parents have the right to access and review their child's standardized assessment results.
Students
Students are the subjects of the standardized assessments and the resulting performance reports.
Teachers
Current and subsequent teachers of record receive student assessment data to inform instruction.
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Summary
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I see my child's test scores?
Can I get a paper copy of my child's report?
Where can I see how the whole school district performed?
Key Facts
- Statewide standardized assessment results for ELA, mathematics, science, and social studies must be reported in an easy-to-read format.
- Parents can access individual student score reports through their account in the FOCUS student information system via the 'Family Portal'.
- Individual student reports are four-page color documents.
- Reports include performance explanations, identification of strengths and improvement areas, and suggested actions for parents.
- Reports provide longitudinal progress data and comparative information against district and state averages.
- Reports may include predictive information linking assessment scores to potential college entrance exam performance.
- Parents may request a printed copy of their child's individual report by contacting their school principal.
- School-wide and district-wide assessment data is available to the public via the 'Know Your Schools' Data Portal.
- The Florida Department of Education is responsible for publishing and distributing individual score reports to school districts.
Why It Matters
Parents have a legal right to review their child's standardized assessment results to understand academic strengths and areas for improvement, which are accessible via the district's online portal or by request to a school principal.
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Standardized Reporting Requirements
The document highlights a state-mandated requirement for four-page color reports that include predictive college entrance exam data.
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