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September 19, 2012

Back to School Special Populations Topics for the CMT, CAPT and Alternate Assessments. September 19, 2012. CT Students Tested: 2012 Grades 3-8 & 10. Students with Disabilities [SWD] 12.4%. CMT/CAPT (MAS). CMT/CAPT (Standard). CMT/CAPT (Skills Checklist).

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September 19, 2012

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  1. Back to School Special Populations Topics for the CMT, CAPT and Alternate Assessments September 19, 2012

  2. CT Students Tested: 2012 Grades 3-8 & 10 Students with Disabilities [SWD] 12.4% CMT/CAPT (MAS) CMT/CAPT (Standard) CMT/CAPT (Skills Checklist)

  3. 2012MATHEMATICS - All Students with Disabilities: Participation

  4. 2012 READING - All Students with Disabilities: Participation

  5. CMT/CAPT (Standard)Students with Disabilities: Performance

  6. CMT/CAPT (MAS) Students with Disabilities: Performance

  7. CMT/CAPT (Skills Checklist) Students with Disabilities: Performance

  8. CMT/CAPT English Language Learners (ELL)

  9. ELL

  10. ELL

  11. Assessment Considerations • The CMT/CAPT Standard, CMT/CAPT Modified Assessment System (MAS) and the CMT/CAPT Skills Checklist will be administered through the spring of 2014. • After 2014, CT will no longer have 2 alternate assessments. Therefore PPT’s determining assessments for the spring of 2015 will no longer have the CMT/CAPT MAS as an option. • In the spring of 2015 two new assessments aligned to the Common Core State Standards will be administered. • A Standard Assessment : For all students including those students who presently take the CMT/CAPT MAS • An Alternate assessment :For students with the most significant cognitive disabilities replacing the CMT/CAPT Skills Checklist • Students should be provided opportunity to access the MIST practice site throughout the year. No username or password is necessary. https://mist.measinc.com/Proctor/practice

  12. CMT/CAPT Accommodation Forms

  13. The Future of Assessment: What does it mean for Students with Disabilities?

  14. Timeline of Activities http://www.smarterbalanced.org/ • Spring 2013: Pilot test of summative and interim assessment items and performance tasks. • Spring 2014: Field test of summative and interim assessment items and performance tasks. • Fall 2014: Smarter Balanced assessments and digital library ready • for use by states • Spring 2015: States administer summative assessment during last 12 weeks of the school year.

  15. Accessibility Components of Smarter Balanced Assessment • Universal Design • Accessibility Considerations and Guidelines • Accommodations- Accessibility Extensions

  16. CT’s New Alternate Assessment http://www.ncscpartners.org/

  17. CONTACTS • Joe Amenta • 860-713-6855 • joseph.amenta@ct.gov • Janet Stuck • 860-713-6837 • janet.stuck@ct.gov

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