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WASL SCHEDULE OF ASSESSMENT |
| Grade |
Subjects |
| 3rd |
Reading
Math |
| 4th |
Reading
Writing
Math |
| 5th |
Reading
Math
Science |
| 6th |
Reading
Math |
| 7th |
Reading
Math
Writing |
| 8th |
Reading
Math
Science |
| 10th |
Reading
Writing
Math
Science |
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Students in grades 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 10 take part in
the Washington Assessment of Student Learning (WASL)
each year. Tenth graders must meet or exceed the
standard on the Reading, Writing and Math portions of
the test, or a state approved alternative, in order to
receive a high school diploma. The WASL is a part of our
state assessment system.
The
Office
of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) website
has information for you about the WASL and related
Graduation Requirements.
For more
information or to have any questions answered, please
contact the principal of your child's school, your
child's teacher or counselor, or our District Curriculum
Director, Trina Hall, at 360-383-2013.
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LINKS
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OSPI WASL
Resources - Resources for teachers, parents and students to better
understand the WASL and the WASL requirements and to assist with
interpreting student WASL results.
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WASL Resource Center
- OSPI, Washington State PTA, Partnership for Learning and the Association
of Washington School Principals have developed this extensive resource.
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Practice Test Questions - Our state Education Agency (OSPI) provides us
with sample questions - follow the link to see OSPI's practice exercises.
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Partnership For Learning -
This independent statewide non-profit organization strives
to provide easy-to-understand information about the state's
school improvement efforts.
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OSPI Assessment Website - OSPI provides the test
specifications and WASL scoring information here, as well as
released items that can be used for practice assessments and
reviewing to better understand the WASL. State WASL
assessment dates are also listed here.
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