South Carolina Performance Problem Analysis Guide
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All students are required to participate in SC READY and SCPASS at the applicable grades with exception of students who qualify to participate in Alternate Assessments.
The SC READY tests measure the South Carolina College- and Career-Ready Standards taught in ELA and Math classes. The SC READY assessment must be administered during the last twenty school days as determined by each district's instructional calendar. Districts and schools will schedule specific testing dates.
All students are required to participate in SC READY and SCPASS at the applicable grades with exception of students who qualify to participate in Alternate Assessments.
The South Carolina College-and Career-Ready Assessments (SC READY) program is a statewide assessment in English Language Arts (ELA) and Mathematics administered to students in Grades 38.
If your kids don't pass the reading portion of the SC Ready test, they could be held back instead of moving on to the fourth grade.
The Performance Task Assessments are designed to measure a student's ability to solve open-ended problems, and to explain solutions, in both verbal and nonverbal subtests. The PTA has both verbal and nonverbal domains.
If your kids don't pass the reading portion of the SC Ready test, they could be held back instead of moving on to the fourth grade.
SC PASS tests measure how well students have mastered the South Carolina state standards, and report student performance in each subject using the following three levels: Exemplary: Student demonstrated exemplary performance in meeting the grade level standard. Met: Student met the grade level standard.
SC READY and SCPASS programs meet requirements as set forth by the Education Accountability Act (EAA). All students in Grades 38 are required to take SC READY and SCPASS except those students with significant cognitive disabilities who qualify for the South Carolina Alternate Assessment (SC-Alt).
