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Assessment Information
Mauston teachers use a balanced assessment approach to both inform teaching and measure student progress. This includes a variety of assessment strategies in the classroom and a set of common assessments given at each grade level. This page outlines the assessments taken by all students at each grade level along with links to more information for parents.
For more information about the state assessments including:
- Forward Exam, grades 3-8 English Language Arts and Math, grades 4 & 8 Science, grades 4, 8, & 10 Social Studies, please see the Forward Exam link on the side menu.
- ACT Aspire, grades 9 & 10
- ACT Grade 11
- ACT WorkKeys Grade 11
- Dynamic Learning Map (DLM™) assessment measures the academic progress of students with significant cognitive disabilities in the subject areas of ELA and Mathematics at grades 3-11, Science at grades 4 and 8-11, and in Social Studies at grades 4, 8, and 10.
Details about District assessments given at each level can be found below:
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Spring 2017 State Assessment Results
Spring 2017 State Assessment Results were released to the public on September 27, 2017 within the WISEdash Public portal. On this site, community members will be able to see how well groups of students performed on the state tests administered in the spring of 2017. These assessments include:
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ACT+Writing taken by all Juniors
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Forward Exam for students in grades 3-8 in Reading & Math, 4 & 8 in Science, 4, 8, & 10 in Social Studies.
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Dynamic Learning Maps taken by students with significant cognitive disabilities
In this dashboard you will be able to see the numbers of students who scored in the minimal, basic, proficient and advanced categories for each of the assessments. Information regarding how individual students performed on these assessments was mailed to families in August and is not available in the public portal. To read more about these and other state assessments, please click here.
For more information about these assessments, please contact your school principal, Lynda Oleinik, Director of Teaching and Learning, or Dr. Weymouth, School Superintendent.
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