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The New Jersey Department of Education coordinates the development and implementation of New Jersey’s statewide assessments to measure student attainment of New Jersey Student Learning Standards.2017-2018 State Testing Schedule- PARCC Administration: April 16, 2018-May 25, 2018
- New Jersey Biology Competency Test: The New Jersey Department of Education is currently in the process of developing a new science assessment. The assessment will be aligned with the newly implemented New Jersey Student Learning Standards in Science. Information regarding this assessment and testing dates will be provided as it becomes available.
- ACCESS 2.0 (English Language Learners): Parents with questions, please contact Ms. Deirdre Bova, dbova@frhsd.com
- Dynamic Learning Maps (DLM) - Alternate Proficiency Assessment:
Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:7C-6.6, beginning in the Fall of 2016 school districts and charter schools must, by October 1 of each year, provide parents or guardians certain information on any State assessment or commercially-developed standardized assessment that will be administered in that school year. Please click here to view the Freehold Regional High School District's Parental Notification of Standardized Assessment.Assessment Summary and Resources for Parents (Click here for Español version)Assessment Summary for Parents of ELLs (Click here for Español version)
Assessment Summary for Parents of Students with IEPs (Click here for Español version)New Jersey Biology Competency TestParent Resources for the PARCC Student Performance ReportsLate last month, PARCC published more than 50 authentic test items from the 2015-16 assessments for grades 9 through 11. These newly-published items complement the test materials from last year's assessments and the more than 850 test items from 2014-15 assessments released last year. Altogether, this collection of more than 1,400 released items equates roughly to one full test per grade from each year, in both English language arts and mathematics. Not only are the released items designed to be an important resource for teachers and students alike, but they represent the PARCC consortium's commitment to transparency.
The high school-level materials were released in PDF format, and include selected-response questions from both subjects, along with accompanying answer keys and performance-level descriptors. This material is designed to show viewers precisely which core competencies are measured for each released item and what is needed for a student to reach each of the five potential scoring levels on the PARCC assessments. In addition, the item release includes reading passages and open-ended response questions from last year's assessments, along with authentic student responses from each scoring level. For more information, and to view the entire catalog of released items, click here.
What is ACCUPLACER®?
ACCUPLACER tests your knowledge in math, reading, and writing. Over 1,500 institutions administer ACCUPLACER tests as part of the enrollment process. These tests help identify your strengths and needs in each subject area. The academic advisers and counselors at your college or technical school will use your ACCUPLACER test results along with information about your academic background, goals, and interests to help you take courses that match your skill level and give you the best opportunities for success. For more information on what is on the test, sample questions, and more…click herePractice for ACCUPLACER: Please click here for ACCUPLACER practice questions.ACCESS 2.0 Testing InformationParent Resources for the ACCESS 2.0 Student Performance Reports
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