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  1. How many performance levels are used to report ILEARN student scores?

    Answer: Four

    ILEARN uses four performance levels: Below Proficiency, Approaching Proficiency, At Proficiency, and Above Proficiency.

  2. Which ILEARN performance level indicates a student has met grade-level expectations?

    Answer: At Proficiency

    The 'At Proficiency' level indicates a student has met the grade-level expectations defined by Indiana Academic Standards.

  3. ILEARN scores are reported on what type of scale to allow year-to-year comparisons?

    Answer: Vertical scale

    ILEARN uses a vertical scale that allows meaningful comparison of student growth across grade levels over multiple years.

  4. Which of the following student populations receives accommodations during ILEARN testing?

    Answer: Students with IEPs and English learners

    Students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and English learners are eligible for specific testing accommodations under ILEARN guidelines.

  5. ILEARN scores factor into which Indiana school accountability metric?

    Answer: A–F School Letter Grades

    Indiana's A–F school letter grade system incorporates ILEARN proficiency and growth data as major components of school accountability.

  6. What is the typical testing window for ILEARN administration during the school year?

    Answer: Spring (April–May)

    ILEARN is administered during a spring testing window, typically in April and May, at the end of the instructional year.

  7. Which ILEARN subject area is assessed for students in grades 3 through 8?

    Answer: English/Language Arts

    English/Language Arts (ELA) is assessed by ILEARN for students in grades 3 through 8, as required by federal law.

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