State Assessment definition

State Assessment means the Delaware Student Testing Program (DSTP) or its successor.
State Assessment. Any standardized state determined assessment given to students for evaluative purposes for a given subject. State Value Added Model (State VAM): A statistical calculation by which the Florida Department of Education (FLDOE) estimates an instructional employee’s relative impact on student achievement based upon student testing data. Student Achievement Objectives for Classroom Teachers (SAO-CT): A measurable academic growth target that an instructional employee sets at the beginning of the course/term for all students or for subgroups of students to be achieved by the end of an established interval of time, employing baseline data gathered at the beginning of the course. Student Achievement Objectives for Non-Classroom Teachers (SAO-NCT): A measurable growth target that a non-classroom instructional employee sets at the beginning of the course/term to be achieved by the end of an established interval of time, employing baseline data gathered at the beginning of the course/term. Teacher Evaluation Advisory Committee (TEAC): A committee consisting of 20 members (10 appointed by the Superintendent and 10 appointed by the PEA President). The District’s Chief Negotiator and PEA President serve as ex-officio members of the committee. The function of the committee is to serve as advisory in nature to the District and Association bargaining teams.
State Assessment. Any standardized state determined assessment given to students for evaluative purposes for a given subject. State Value Added Model (State VAM): A statistical calculation by which the Florida Department of Education (FLDOE) estimates an instructional employee’s relative impact on student achievement based upon student testing data. Student Achievement Objectives (SAO): A measurable academic growth target that an instructional employee sets at the beginning of the course/term for all students or for subgroups of students to be achieved by the end of an established interval of time, employing baseline data gathered at the beginning of the course. Teacher Evaluation Advisory Committee (TEAC): A committee consisting of 20 members (10 appointed by the Superintendent and 10 appointed by the PEA President). The District’s Chief Negotiator and PEA President serve as ex-officio members of the committee. The function of the committee is to serve as advisory in nature to the District and Association bargaining teams.

Examples of State Assessment in a sentence

  • All students at the School will participate in all State assessment programs and assessments required by law.

  • To reduce assessment of students to a single State assessment, the Tribe and Tribal Grant School may formally request waiver of BIE student assessment in lieu of using State assessment.


More Definitions of State Assessment

State Assessment means a state excise tax on each bushel of corn marketed in this state which is imposed as part of a promotional order to administer this chapter.
State Assessment means the Delaware Comprehensive Assessment System (DCAS). "Student Achievement" shall mean
State Assessment means the Delaware Student Testing Program (DSTP) or its successor Delaware Comprehensive Assessment System (DCAS).
State Assessment means the Delaware Comprehensive Assessment System (DCAS).
State Assessment. Any standardized state determined assessment given to students for evaluative purposes for a given subject.
State Assessment or “assessment” means an excise tax on each bushel of soybeans marketed in this state which is imposed pursuant to a promotional order as provided in this chapter.
State Assessment. MEANS A STATEWIDE ASSESSMENT ADOPTED BY THE STATE BOARD PURSUANT TO SECTION 22-7-406 AND ADMINISTERED BY THE DEPARTMENT AS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 22-7-409.