Maryland Performance Test Guidelines
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Some standardized tests taken in high school are: ACT (American College Testing) SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) AP (Advanced Placement) exams.
The Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program (MCAP) includes a coherent set of summative mathematics assessments aligned to the Maryland College and Career Ready Mathematics Standards. Students are required to take a MCAP Mathematics assessment at the end of grades 3-8 and at the end of Algebra I.
The Maryland School Assessment (MSA) is a test of reading and math achievement that meets the testing requirements of the federal No Child Left Behind Act. The test is given each year in early March in reading and math at grades 3 through 8. The science test is given in April or early May.
The primary purpose of PARCC is to provide high quality assessments of students' progression toward postsecondary readiness and success. The PARCC tests are designed to match the Maryland College and Career-Ready Standards and assess whether students are meeting grade-level expectations.
MISA 5 & 8 each consists of four Sections. Sections can be tested over the course of four days, or multiple Sections can be tested in a day; however, it is recommended that no more than two Sections be tested in one sitting. STCs will design a schedule that is most appropriate for student testing.
The MCAP Maryland Integrated Science Assessment (MISA) is a measure of student achievement in science instruction aligned with the Maryland Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) in grade 5 (assessing content from grades 3, 4, and 5) and grade 8 (assessing content from grades 6, 7, and 8).
High school students take the MISA after successfully completing high school coursework in all three main science disciplines: earth/space science, life science (biology), and physical science (chemistry and physics).
What is MISA? MISA are science assessments in Grade 5, 8 and High School. These assessments provide educators, parents, and the public with information on student progress towards science literacy.
The Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program (MCAP) includes a coherent set of summative mathematics assessments aligned to the Maryland College and Career Ready Mathematics Standards. Students are required to take a MCAP Mathematics assessment at the end of grades 3-8 and at the end of Algebra I.
The LS MISA is an end of course exam given at the end of the high school life science course, often Biology. It assesses just the concepts of life science taught in the high school life science course. It will count as 20% of a student's grade beginning in the 2022-2023 school year.
