iReady Testing: 23-24

Diagnostic Assessment: 28 AUG-15 SEPT., Middle of Year: 10 Jan-26 Jan 2024, End of Year Assessment: 20 May-7 JUN 2024. This assessment is given three times a year and assist teachers with adjusting their instruction and provide remediation support to our students. Please encourage your child to try their best on all assessments.

 

Calle Mayor State Testing:22-23

Most years, Calle Mayor will be having a modified schedule due to State Testing at SHS. Calle Mayor will be on a Block Style Schedule for some days, historically testing occurs during the month of MAY. Additional information will be made available as we get closer to this event. Students are encouraged to bring their own headphones to use during the test, the school will provide headphones to students who do not have or forget theirs. Students who attend SHS will continue to attend those classes during our testing schedule, during the MATH and Science testing days at Calle students who attend SHS will take their math and science test in their PE/Elective class during those days. See the schedule for subject testing days and periods.

Block Times:

 

Periods 1   8:40 am -  10:32 am

Break:        10:32 am - 10:47am

Periods 3   10:50 am - 12:41am

Lunch:        12:41 pm - 1:22 pm

Periods 5 : 1:25 pm  -  3:16 pm

Testing DATES: 2022-2023 School Year.

5/11: ODD Block, ELA Testing. 

5/12: EVEN Block, ELA Testing.

5/15: ODD Block, ELA Testing.

5/16: EVEN Block, ELA Testing. No LATE START on this DATE.

5/17: ODD Block: MATH Testing.

5/18: EVEN Block: MATH Testing.

5/19: Regular Day, All 1-6 Periods

5/22 EVEN Block: MATH Testing

5/23 ODD Block: MATH Testing. No LATE START on this DATE.

5/24: EVEN Block: SCI Testing.

5/25: ODD Block: SCI Testing. 

5/26: Regular Day, All 1-6 Periods

Helpful Testing Info

Make sure your child gets a good night's sleep and eats a healthy breakfast

Many teachers report that students who don't do well on tests haven't gotten enough sleep, and haven't eaten breakfast on the morning of the test. Doing both of these things will ensure that your child is working at full capacity.

Make sure your child is prepared

Some schools may supply the tools your child needs for the test, such as pencils, an eraser, paper, and a calculator. Others may require the students to bring those materials themselves. Check with your child's teacher to see if you need to provide your child with any of these materials. Also, check to see whether you child will be able to make up the test if she is sick on test day.

Remain positive

Staying calm will help your child stay calm. If she gets nervous about the test or is likely to experience anxiety during the test, help her practice some relaxation techniques that she can try once she's taking the test 

Practice Tests

The CAASPP Test has a practice version that can be done online. Students can take these tests as much as they want, a link to the test can be found here: http://www.caaspp.org/practice-and-training/index.html