The main purpose of Kentucky State Testing is to measure student achievement and progress against state standards, helping schools identify strengths and areas needing improvement.
State testing allows schools to track individual student progress over the years, identifying trends and tailoring support to meet students’ specific needs.
State assessments, such as the ACT and end-of-course exams, measure students’ preparedness for college or career pathways, guiding their next steps after high school.
State test results are used to evaluate school performance as part of state and federal accountability systems, ensuring schools meet educational standards.
Summative assessment results provide valuable insights into areas where students excel or struggle, enabling educators to improve teaching strategies and address learning gaps.
