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The document is an Individual Student Report for the Georgia Grade 3 Writing Assessment, detailing a student's performance in four writing areas: Ideas, Organization, Style, and Conventions. It evaluates three types of writing—Informational, Persuasive, and Narrative—assigning performance levels based on the Common Core/Georgia Performance Standards for Grade 3.

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What is the NC individual student report?

The Individual Student Reports (ISRs) provide information on how students performed on state administered assessments such as End-of-Grade, End-of-Course, and NCEXTEND1. The scores on these assessments are only one of many indicators of how students are progressing.

What is the NC individual reading plan?

Credit Amount The credit is the lesser of $3,000 per semester for each eligible dependent child or the amount the taxpayer paid during the tax year for tuition and special education and related services expenses for each semester for that child.

Where to find EOG scores in NC?

After completing the North Carolina End-of-Grade (EOG), End-of-Course (EOC), or NCEXTEND1 assessments, students receive an Individual Student Report (ISR). Parents/guardians of students who took EOG, EOC or NCEXTEND1 assessments in grades 6-13 can view the ISR through the PowerSchool Parent Portal.

What is the highest EOG score in NC?

Based on the most recently collected data, the IRP shall include the following information, specific to the identified student: (1) The specific reading skill deficiencies identified by assessment data. (2) Goals and benchmarks for growth. (3) The means by which progress will be monitored and evaluated.

What does not proficient mean on EOG?

Overview of Math EOGs Students who are Not Proficient do not meet the On-Grade-Level Proficiency Standard, nor the Career-and-College Readiness Standard. They demonstrate inconsistent understanding of grade level content standards and will need support.

What is an individual student report?

The NC End-of-Grade and NC End-of-Course tests are scored on 4 performance levels, with Not Proficient being the lowest and Level 5 the highest. Students scoring at or above Level 3 are considered to be proficient. Students scoring a level 4 or 5 are considered to be college and career ready.

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