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National Assessment of Educational Progress
The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), also known as “The Nations Report Card,” is a program of the US Department of Education that provides information on state and national student achievement. It also provides information on how student achievement has changed over time. NAEP conducts state assessments in grades four and eight and national assessments in grades four, eight and twelve. In Additional, they conduct long-term trend assessments for nine, thirteen and seventeen year old students every four years. Results are based on a representative sample of students, and individual student or school results are not provided. For more information about NAEP visit http://nces.ed.gov/nationsreportcard/.
The No Child Left Behind Act, passed by Congress in 2001, requires that states and districts receiving Title I federal funding (to aid educationally disadvantaged students) participate in NAEP reading and mathematics assessments at grades four and eight.
GENERAL INFORMATION
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Introduction to NAEP
- Overview of NAEP
DISTRICT and SCHOOL RESOURCES
- 2019 NAEP in Your School Grades 4 and 8 Math, Reading, and Science Final 508
- 2019 NAEP in Your School Grades 4 and 8 Math and Reading Final 508
- 2019 NAEP in Your School Grade 12 Final 508
- 2019 NAEP Facts for Principals
- 2019 NAEP Facts for Districts
- 2019 NAEP Letter to School Coordinators
- 2019 NAEP Inclusion Guidelines for Students with Disabilities
- 2019 NAEP Inclusion Guidelines for English Learner Students
- NAEP Video for Teachers: Why is NAEP important?
PARENT and STUDENT RESOURCES
- 2019 NAEP Brochure for Parents
- 2019 NAEP Brochure for Parents (Spanish)
- Sample Family Letter
- Sample Student Letter
- NAEP Video for Students: Know why you’re here?
SCORES and RESULTS REPORTING
- Delaware NAEP Results
Results from 2005 to 2019. Includes Delaware and the nation.
- 2019 NAEP Results Presentation