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This webpage is designed to assist District Test Coordinators (DTCs), School Test Coordinators (STCs), and Test Administrators (TAs) give valid and reliable state assessments in a timely and secure manner.
Cambium Assessment, Inc. (CAI) is Oregon's vendor to host the OSAS Portal, our state’s online system for assessments. Test Coordinators and Administrators use the OSAS portal to assign accessibility supports to students, set up and administer test sessions, and view student participation and performance reports. Families and students can access practice tests via the portal to familiarize themselves with the test experience and question design.
Administration Manuals
Test Administration Manual (Updated 09/23/24) The Test Administration Manual outlines policies and procedures for the Oregon statewide assessments, to ensure both test reliability and validity from classroom to classroom, teacher to teacher, school to school, and district to district.
ELA and Math Interim Administration Guide (Posted 09/23/24) This Interim Assessment Guide for Administration is intended for staff who play a role in the administration of, and review of results for, the ELA and Mathematics interim assessments.
Oregon Accessibility Manual (Updated 09/20/24)The Oregon Accessibility Manual (OAM) provides districts and schools with current policies and requirements that will govern the provision of accessibility supports for students participating in Oregon’s Statewide Assessments.
ELPA Screener Administration Manual (Updated 08/02/24)The ELPA Screener Administration Manual contains all necessary information to administer the ELPA Screener.
Local Performance Assessment Manual (Updated 10/07/24)This manual describes the requirements for the Local Performance Assessment options, including requirements regarding the development, administration, and scoring of assessments.
Checklists
Forms
Under OAR 581-022-2100, school districts may delegate responsibility for test administration duties to another school district or education service district for students attending a specific school or program.
Remote Testing Resources
District Resources
Parent/Guardian Communication and Training Resources
ESSA Test Administration Monitoring
User Guides
The OSAS Online Test Administrator User Guide is designed to familiarize Test Administrators with the TA and Student Interfaces used to administer Mathematics and ELA, Science and Social Sciences, and ELPA.
The Test Information Distribution Engine (TIDE) manages users across all OSAS systems and allows districts to enter student settings and place orders for paper-based Kindergarten Assessment. The TIDE User Guide provides a step-by-step approach to using TIDE.
The Reporting System User Guide provides instruction and support for users viewing ELA, Mathematics, Science, and ELPA assessment performance in reports in the Centralized Reporting System (CRS). CRS provides authorized users with detailed reports on student test participation and performance. Users can view state, district, institution, roster, and individual student reports.
The Assistive Technology Manual provides technical specification information and additional configuration instructions for assistive technology tools that can be used by students with special accessibility needs for online testing. It includes information for testing with Speech-to-Text tools, Predictive Text tools, Alternative Computer Input tools, Assistive Keyboard tools, Screen Magnifier tools, Voice Packs, and Braille technology.
Test administration and security training materials for District Test Coordinators, School Test Coordinators, and Test Administrators.
Materials include promising practices for assessment administration and security requirements; accessibility supports resources, and assessment communications materials.
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