IREAD Administration and Timeline 3

Question 1

How is IREAD-3 different from most standardized tests with regard to timing?

Accepted Answer

IREAD-3 is untimed, allowing students as much time as needed

Answer

IREAD-3 is an untimed assessment, meaning students are given sufficient time to complete all sections without a strict time limit.

Question 2

A school administrator is planning the IREAD-3 schedule. The spring administration window typically falls in which months?

Accepted Answer

Late February and March

Answer

The IREAD-3 spring administration window is typically scheduled in late February and March each academic year.

Question 3

What purpose does the fall IREAD-3 administration window serve?

Accepted Answer

It provides a retest opportunity for students who did not pass the spring or summer administrations

Answer

The fall administration window serves as a final retest opportunity for third-grade students who did not achieve a passing score in the spring or summer administrations.

Question 4

Under IREAD-3 policy, what must a school provide to a student who does not pass the spring administration?

Accepted Answer

An intensive reading intervention or remediation program

Answer

Schools are required to provide intensive reading interventions or remediation to students who do not pass the spring IREAD-3 before they sit for the summer retest.

Question 5

Which of the following accommodations is permitted for eligible students during IREAD-3 administration?

Accepted Answer

Extended time, since the test is effectively untimed for all students

Answer

While IREAD-3 is untimed for all students, eligible students with documented needs (IEP/504) may receive additional approved accommodations such as extended time or other support.

(IREAD) Indiana Reading Evaluation and Determination Practice Test

(IREAD) Indiana Reading Evaluation and Determination Practice Test

IREAD Administration and Timeline 3