MAP (Measures of Academic Progress)
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FAQs
What is MAP?
The MAP Growth Assessment (Measures of Academic Progress) is given in both reading and math in grades K-8. The science assessment is given in grades 5 and 8 and other grades as determined by the campus.
Why does the district administer MAP?
The district utilizes the MAP assessment to support our student academic growth goals. They are not tests of mastery and are not administered for grades.
When is the MAP assessment administered?
How is the MAP assessment given?
The MAP assessment is administered online, and a report will be shared with you to show your student’s assessment results. The report will give you a summary of your student’s performance academically as evidenced by the most recent MAP Growth assessment. It will also show you your student’s growth over time and will show you how your student is progressing compared to other students at the same grade level across the district and the nation.
If I have questions about MAP, who should I contact?
Please contact your student’s classroom teacher if you have questions about how to read the reports or what the next steps will be in supporting your child’s academic success.
FAQs
Preschool Program for Children with Disabilities (PPCD) provides a developmentally appropriate preschool experience for students 3-5 years old with developmental disabilities with a low student to teacher ratio. The program is located at selected elementary campuses throughout the district.
Instruction incorporates the utilization of learning centers and an experiential approach emphasizing communication, readiness, vocational, personal management, socialization, and motor skills. Parent involvement is an essential part of the program and is enhanced through conferences and school/home communication.
PPCD Program Classrooms are located at: Aikin Elementary, Canyon Creek Elementary, Dartmouth Elementary, Dobie Primary, Forestridge Elementary, Jess Harben Elementary, Lake Highlands Elementary, Northlake Elementary, Northrich Elementary, O Henry Elementary, Richardson Terrace Elementary, Spring Creek Elementary and Stults Road Elementary.