Assessing Learning

Planning a student's academic course of study and curriculum starts with the process of assessment and continues throughout the learning process. Assessment is a valuable tool to help us track student progress and adjust instruction as necessary.

 

Student academic, social, and behavioral progress is tracked using a wide array of assessment tools:

Academics

  • Teacher observation
  • Various academic achievement tests
  • Pre- and post-testing
  • Software data and periodic progress reports
  • Grades and test scores
  • State-wide and district-wide assessments
  • Standardized testing as required by state and local mandates

 

Behavior

  • Level system tracking
  • Student participation
  • Attendance rates
  • Tracking of "time on task"
  • Client and customer satisfaction
  • Student, parent, and school district surveys
  • Social and emotional status

“I love that I get constant progress reports from my child's teacher. I always know how she is doing in school.”

— New Road School Parent