CASSPP stands for “California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress.”  It is designed for educational leadership to assess how well students at all schools are learning new and rigorous state standards designed to prepare them for college coursework and 21st-century careers.

Juniors will have the whole campus to themselves!  Your administrators planned these dates with student wellness in mind in order to 1) Reduce the stress of multiple tests piled on top of one another (AP and SAT); 2) Provide a supportive setting with as few distractions and as many supports in place; and, ultimately 3) to set you up to do your best.

Scores will not be used to determine whether a student moves on to the next grade. But they can guide parent-teacher discussion and help schools adjust instruction to meet student needs.

Parents, teachers, and schools can find tools to help them understand CAASPP results, and how they can be used to improve teaching and learning, at www.testscoreguide.org/ca/.

For more information about test scores, including links to a video and parent guides to score reports in both English and Spanish, please go to Additional CAASPP Test Score Resources.

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