mClass Testing is Around the Corner

As the end of the year draws near, so do all of our end of the year assessments!

The mClass window opens early for our 3rd graders due to Read to Achieve and End of Grade testing.  Here are the windows for testing:

The 3rd grade mClass window is May 4- May 22nd. 

The K-2 mClass window is May 11th - May 29th.  

Since we are not assessing our own students for the end of the year testing, we assigned each teacher another group to assess.  Below you will see the assignments.  

Grade	Notes
Kindergarten	Testing Window May 11th - May 29th
Park will test Weatherly’s Class
Weatherly will test Park’s Class
Mabe will test Protti and Serafin Classes
First Grade	Testing Window  May 11th - May 29th
Manning will test Greeson’s Class
Greeson will test Manning’s Class
Protti will test Mabe & Botero Classes (with support from Davis-Castro & Botero)
Second Grade	Testing Window May 11th - May 29th
Betts will test Evans’ Class
Evans will test Betts’ Class
Davis-Castro will test Bigelow’s Class
Moorman/Davis-Castro will test Murray’s Class
Third Grade	Testing Window  May 4th - May 22nd
Kaudelka will test Jones’s Class
Jones will test Kaudelka’s Class
Soldner will test Tisocco’s Class
Moorman will test Fonseca’s Class
Tisocco will test Soldner’s Class

Prior to testing, you have three tasks:

1) Each K-3 teacher needs to go to the mClass Testing Schedule 2015 document to complete the level information and notes for your homeroom.  (If you have questions about this let Emily Moorman know!)

2) Practice logging into mClass and make sure you have access to the class you will assess.  For example, Amanda Weatherly should log in and make sure she has access to Grace Park's class.  Go to this link to see how to do this.  If you practice logging in and it doesn't work, let Emily Moorman know!)

3) Make copies of the writing sheets for the students you will be testing.  (For example, if I am testing Susan's class I will review her list of student levels and approximate the number of copies I will need for for each level.)  

If you have questions about anything - well most anything -  let us know!