CAT Test
The California Achievement Test (CAT) is one of the most widely used of the student assessments for basic academic skills. The CAT provides educators, students and their parents with a measure of achievement and national comparison in reading, language, spelling, and mathematics.

Meeting most state and umbrella school requirements for annual testing, the California Achievement Test offered by Academic Excellence provides insight into students' scholastic progress by scoring grade equivalency, percentile ranking, and stanine.

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PASS Test
The P.A.S.S. (Personalized Achievement Summary System) Test is a standardized test designed for students in grades 3-8.
It is a non-timed test. This reduces or eliminates the test anxiety often arising around standardized testing.
Because not all students are at the same level in any particular grade, it incorporates a pretest to determine the most appropriate level test to administer in each of the three subjects (Reading, Math, and Language). When tests are scored, the student’s responses to the specific level tests they took are then used to generate a report, which includes a comparison of the student to others in their same grade, as well as some specific recommendations.

Stanford or Iowa Test
IOWA (K-12th)- The new IOWA Tests Form E are standardized tests nationally normed in 2011 & 2017 that measure student achievement and growth across a continuum of next generation learning standards. These tests can monitor growth using a continuous, researched-based, vertical scale to accurately measure academic progress from kindergarten through high school. The IOWA Form E can indicate college and career readiness through high-quality, easily accessible, and interpretable assessment data helping educators and families determine whether students are on track for college and careers. A bachelor’s degree is preferred but not required for administration.
STANFORD (3rd-12)-The Stanford Online is an untimed, multiple-choice assessment that follows an easy-hard-easy question format where items are arranged to facilitate student engagement and test completion. No degree required. Seton is the Test Administrator.

Every Kid Outdoors Free National Park Passes for 4th Graders
The Every Kid Outdoors program encourages children and their families to visit their national parks and public lands to build lifelong connections to these places. Every 4th grader is eligible for a free annual pass during their 4th grade school year. The pass is good for free entry for 4th grader students and their families into Nation Parks across the US. Some nearby parks include: Saratoga National Historic Park and Moreau Lake State Park.

Book It! Reading Program
BOOK IT! is a reading incentive program created by Pizza Hut in 1984. We empower teachers and parents to motivate their students to read by providing Reading Award Certificates®, good for a free, one-topping Personal Pan Pizza® from Pizza Hut® each month during the school year. Kids from Pre-K to 6th grade are eligible.

Letter of Intent- Due July 1st
Letter of Intent example.

Required Subjects
List of required subjects by grade level.

Individual Home Instruction Plan (IHIP)
IHIP Example Report

End of Year Written Narrative
Every other year testing is required. On off years, you have the option of filing a written narrative. Here are some examples of written narrative assessments.

Quarterly Report
Quarterly Reports are filed with the superintendent 4 times a year (quarterly). Here are some examples of those reports.