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Student Assessment
Achievement (also called “Performance”) Standards define the requirements for a student to meet and exceed on Oregon's Statewide Assessment System (OSAS) by content area and grade. An achievement standard is an objective definition of a certain level of performance, in a content area at a particular grade, in terms of a cut score or a range of scores on the OSAS psychometric scale. Best practices now include adoption of cross-subject cross-grade General Policy Definitions and grade-level Achievement Level Descriptors prior to standards setting.
Beginning in 2014-2015, Oregon’s Achievement Standards in Mathematics and English language arts will be aligned with the Smarter Balanced scale, with final cut scores for the summative assessment verified and adopted by the State Board of Education by summer 2015. ODE intends to hold the high school achievement level steady during the transition period for purposes of the assessment of essential skills (graduation requirements).
For more information, please contact Dan Farley at 503-947-5721.
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