Student Assessment
The Assessment Division of the Illinois State Board of Education is responsible for developing and administering tests that measure the performance of students and schools against the Illinois Learning Standards. The state assessment scores are used to measure adequate yearly progress (AYP) for all public schools. All students' scores are part of the AYP measure, including students with disabilities and limited English proficiency.
Announcements
- No Child Left Behind - Title III Report Card Information / English Language Learners - Testing Letters
The Illinois State Board of education has drafted several documents that districts may download and use for communicating to a variety of constituencies about the change in testing for our English Language Learners.
- 5 Year Work Plan for the Development/Implementation of English Language Learner Assessment for Title 1 Accountability
- Implementation Schedule of Assessment Strategies for ELL's
- Guidance: Illinois State Board of Education Assessment Accommodations Students with Disabilities: IEP and 504 2008-2009 School Year
- Request for a Change in the Two-Week Test Window – 2009 ISAT
- Science Assessments for All Students in Grades 4, 7 and 11
- Parent and Community Member Letter concerning changes to the Illinois State Assessment System
- Interactive ISAT Multiple-Choice Sample Questions
- Assessment Accommodations for English Language Learners - Guidance for 2008
- Assessment Accommodations for Students Who Are Limited English Proficient
- Professional Testing Practices for Educators ISAT Spring 2008 (Posted 1/9/08)
- 2009 Assessment Network Training Locations
- 2008 Assessment Network Training PowerPoint
- 2008 Assessment Network User Guide
- 2008 ACCESS for ELLs test window
- EXPLORE/PLAN PROCEDURES AND PROTOCOL and Illinois ACT Online Prep
- Illinois Growth Model Task Force Report
- State Assessment Scale Score Cut Points
Note: If a test does not display, a pop-up blocker may be preventing it from opening and you may need to instruct the pop-up blocker to allow access to these tests. If you get "access denied," or "page not found" messages, it may mean that tight security at your school or district is preventing access. Contact your technical support and have them try to access these tests. Contact support@metalogic1.com as needed for assistance.
