Accountability / State Testing and Accountability

Students in grades 3-8 participate in the CAASPP testing anually.

The state evaluates the data and school progress in several ways. One way, is using the California School Dashboard and state and local indicators. You can find information on these: California School Dashboard

There are ten priorities the state looks at:

Priority 1 Basic Conditions of Learning

Priority 2 State Standards

Priority 3 Parental Involvement

Priority 4 Pupil Achievement

Priority 5 Pupil Engagement

Priority 6 School Climate

Priority 7 Course Access

Priority 8 Other Pupil Outcomes

Priority 9 Expelled Pupils (For county offices ONLY)

Priority 10 Foster Youth (For county offices ONLY)