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  1. Which of the following students is REQUIRED to participate in ILEARN under federal law?

    Answer: A student with an IEP who receives special education services

    Students with IEPs are required to participate in state assessments under IDEA and ESSA, with appropriate accommodations as specified in their IEP.

  2. What role does the School Test Coordinator (STC) play in ILEARN administration?

    Answer: The STC manages overall school-level logistics, training, and secure material handling

    The School Test Coordinator manages school-level logistics including training examiners, handling secure materials, and ensuring administration compliance.

  3. Under ILEARN policy, which type of accommodation allows a student to have test questions read aloud to them?

    Answer: Read-aloud accommodation

    The read-aloud accommodation permits eligible students to have test content read to them, as documented in their IEP or 504 plan.

  4. What is the consequence for an examiner who provides answers or hints to students during ILEARN testing?

    Answer: A test security violation that may result in score invalidation and professional consequences

    Providing answers or hints constitutes a test security violation that can lead to score invalidation and professional disciplinary action.

  5. Which grade levels are assessed in the ILEARN English/Language Arts (ELA) component?

    Answer: Grades 3–8

    ILEARN ELA assessments are administered to students in grades 3 through 8 in Indiana.

  6. What is the purpose of the ILEARN Accessibility Features (non-accommodation) available to all students?

    Answer: To provide tools like zoom and contrast settings that support all test-takers regardless of IEP status

    Accessibility features are universal tools available to all students that support test-taking without altering the construct being measured.

  7. When must a District Test Coordinator (DTC) report a test security incident to the IDOE?

    Answer: Within the timeframe specified in the IDOE Test Security policy, typically within 24–48 hours of discovery

    DTCs must report test security incidents to the IDOE promptly, typically within 24–48 hours of discovery, as outlined in the Test Security policy.

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