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  1. Which grade levels in Louisiana take LEAP 2025 assessments that include a Science component?

    Answer: Grades 5 and 8

    Science is assessed in LEAP 2025 at Grades 5 and 8, aligning with state science curriculum checkpoints.

  2. A school counselor explains that Social Studies LEAP testing occurs at specific checkpoints. Which grades include Social Studies?

    Answer: Grades 5 and 8

    Social Studies is assessed via LEAP 2025 at Grades 5 and 8, mirroring the Science testing schedule.

  3. In total, how many grade levels does LEAP 2025 assess (from Grade 3 through Grade 8)?

    Answer: 6

    LEAP 2025 spans six grade levels: Grades 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8.

  4. Which statement best describes how LEAP grade level assessments transition after Grade 8?

    Answer: Students switch to End-of-Course (EOC) exams in high school

    After Grade 8, Louisiana students take End-of-Course (EOC) assessments in high school rather than grade-level LEAP exams.

  5. A teacher at a Grade 7 school asks what subjects her students will be tested on through LEAP 2025. What is the correct answer?

    Answer: ELA and Math only

    Grade 7 LEAP 2025 assesses only English Language Arts and Mathematics; Science and Social Studies are not included at Grade 7.

  6. Which pair of grade levels is assessed in both LEAP 2025 ELA AND Math AND Science AND Social Studies?

    Answer: Grades 5 and 8

    Grades 5 and 8 are the only LEAP 2025 grades where all four subjects—ELA, Math, Science, and Social Studies—are tested.

  7. If Louisiana introduces a new LEAP assessment for Grade 2, how many total grade levels would then be assessed by LEAP 2025?

    Answer: 7

    Currently six grades (3–8) are assessed; adding Grade 2 would bring the total to seven grade levels.

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