Ross School District

 

When you review the results of the CAASPP, we encourage you to remember that it is just one measure of student progress. California is moving toward a “dashboard” approach to measuring what students are learning – this test is just one of the gauges, a piece of how a student’s academic progress will be measured over time.  It is best to consider these first scores a starting point.

In an effort to provide you with detailed information on how to interpret achievement results, we have provided a sample student score report to support you in understanding your child’s performance. The attached report provides a description of a sample student’s performance and how to understand their performance relative to the key outcomes assessed on the CAASPP.  This document has been created by the California Department of Education and we think this resource is a useful tool for interpreting results.  For further detail on how to interpret the score at each grade level, we encourage you to access the state test guide for parents or the general California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress System (click on the "Student and Parent” tab).