Students in Grade 10 who took the tests this spring will receive two sets of WASL results. By June 15, individual student scores for reading, writing, and math will be sent to families. An additional report will be issued to Class of 2009 families in September that includes the results from the science WASL. Only students who attended both days in a content area receive a score in that area. Students who miss a day must retake the test. The next retake opportunity will be in August.

Staff is strong, visionary and committed to the Coalition of Essential Schools principles. For the past ten years, hiring at Hale has been intentionally focused on building a highly skilled and reform minded staff. Peer review of our professional work in monthly Critical Friends Groups results in

If, one week after the Score Report Mailing Date, you still have not received your scores, please contact the testing company directly at (413) 256-2892.

If you registered using AMIDEAST's local registration service, the scores will be mailed to AMIDEAST's headquarters in Washington, DC, and shipped via TNT Courier to AMIDEAST/Iraq, where students can pick up their scores either in Erbil or Baghdad. Scores should be available for pick up six to eight weeks after the test date.

WASL stands for the Washington Assessment of Student Learning. This test is administered in the 3rd through 10th grades in the areas of reading, writing, science, and math. Third graders will take the reading and math tests. Fourth graders will take the reading, math, and writing tests. Fifth graders will take the reading, math, and science tests.

The AICPA is responsible for making the final determination on score/grade release dates. The Board anticipates receiving the scores within the first two weeks following the window for which you have sat. Once the score reports are received in the board office, they will be sent out within one business day.

Answer: At the end of the Awards Ceremony each team's head coach will be provided one copy of the final scores. Any scoring inconsistencies must be brought to the attention of the arbitrators within one hour of the completion of the ceremony. In the rare case of a "photo finish" or problem, a phone number and/or an email address will also be posted on the tournament website for coaches to contact. Scores are not final until they are posted on the Official Science Olympiad websites.

No. NAEP does not report individual student scores. To view your state's performance on the assessment, explore the State Profiles. To compare NAEP performance of the states and the nation, and to see how performance gaps have changed, use State Comparisons.

Score results are mailed approximately five weeks following the test administration date. The Score Report Mailing Date for each test administration is listed in the table on the back of the Registration Bulletin.

You will receive your exam scores via mail four to six weeks after your examination date, directly from the Professional Testing Center. Please do not call AAWM to find out your score. If you have not received your score within six weeks, please call PTC at 212-356-0660.

UMass Amherst grants advanced standing and/or credit for the College Board AP exams, but these credits will vary depending upon scores and subject matter.

Yes, the staff of WEP Australia is available to you and your parents 24 hours a day for emergencies, so your parents can discuss any problems with us. Your parents will also be sent regular written reports on your progress; the format of which will vary according to the culture of the host country.

Both parents and students control how often they receive eReminders for each course in your list. eReminders can be received instantly every time a teacher enters or modifies and assignment. Daily or weekly eReminders can also be received until the assignment is due. Daily eReminders are sent out every morning at 2 a.m. PST, while weekly eReminders are sent out on Sundays at 3 a.m. PST.

No. Private schools are not required to take the WASL, which allows us to use all of our classroom time engaged in effective teaching and active learning instead of focusing our curriculum on a standardized test. We teach to the learners,

Scores are released twice within each testing window. All scores must be released within one month after each quarter. A score of 75 continues to be the passing score.