NWEA Testing
NWEA (Northwest Evaluation Association) test our students at the beginning, middle and end of the year in grades K-12. The test covers the curriculum areas of Language Arts, Math, Reading and Science (middle school).
These tests are used as markers for how well the students are progressing, how well they should do on their benchmark exam, and the areas of weakness they might be experiencing with the specific curricular area. We monitor and assess the test results to show where the students are functioning in comparison to their grade level as well as to the amount of growth (or loss of growth) between testing periods as well as a year-end evaluation.
The test results help to determine placement for various programs here at EWMA. Some of the focuses are: Title I tutoring, reading levels, math placements, Special Education Programs high, achievement classes and various other programs in the school.
Student Practice Tests
and Orientation: Click below :
K-1 Test Warm-Up from NWEA
2nd - 9th grade Student Orientation PowerPoint from NWEA
Sample Test Items
by RIT Range: Click below for each subject:
Click here for an Testing Accommodations, Retesting, and FAQs
Click here for an Parent Orientation PowerPoint
NWEA scores compared to Michigan MEAP scores
Click here for an overview of the additional resources and assessments
NWEA Resources:
Click here
