The Office of Research & Assessment Website is organized as a one stop overview where student learning expectations and results are shared. Our mission includes coordinating district and state testing. We also provide Administrators, Teachers, Students and Parents with up to date and accurate assessment data. When wisely used, assessment data can guide instructional decisions to increase student achievement.
Summaries of the district’s overall student academic performance, related to the mastery of on grade level state standards, will be hosted with resources to help make sense of the data that is being shared. As we come out of the pandemic, students will participate in local and state designed diagnostic testing to determine student placements. This will afford our instructional staff to partner with you to ensure that a student’s starting point is established to measure student learning growth during the year. A personalized path for each student is crafted to guide them to acquire the expected grade level knowledge and skills. Parents are strongly encouraged to follow and track student growth using the tracking data resulting from the weekly use of the i-Ready instruction platform for reading and mathematics.
The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) provides online access information through a “Parent Portal'' to view Individual Student Reports (ISR’s) where parents can see how their child performed on the various state tests: Fall 2021 Start Strong Assessment, NJSLA - ELA, NJSLA - M or NJSLA - S (English, Math & Science). This Parent Portal also allows access to additional assessment resources through the New Jersey Digital Item Library. Supporting videos are presented in various languages.
Please contact this department for support when accessing the Parent Portal for Reports if you are unable to find the coding on the Parent Reports (ISR’s) from these NJDOE Summative assessments to view more detailed information about your child’s performance.
While the best path for information about your child’s performance is through open communication with your child’s teacher, check here for additional information about how your child’s academic progress toward meeting the state standards are being measured and a model of a performance that met/exceed expectations.
- i-Ready Family Information Center
- State Assessment Website Link
- NJSLA/GPA “NJ Student Learning and NJ Graduation Proficiency” Assessment Resource Center
- Testing Units and Times
- NJDOE Access “English Language Learners “ Assessment
- NJDOE DLM “Dynamic Learning Maps” Assessment
- NAEP (National Assessment of Educational Progress)
Archive Resources
- Supporting Learning in the 2022 – 2023 School Year: Kindergarten English | Spanish
- Supporting Learning in the 2022 – 2023 School Year: Grade 1 – High School English | Spanish
- https://hechingerreport.org/
memorizers-are-the-lowest- achievers-and-other-common- core-math-surprises/ - https://www.theatlantic.com/
education/archive/2015/06/the- s-word/397205/ - https://www.youcubed.org/
resources/parents-beliefs- math-change-childrens- achievement/ - https://www.youcubed.org/
resources/need-common-core- math/
Annual Parental Notification of Standardized Assessments (N.J.S.A. 18A:7C6.6)
Purpose:
To notify parents or guardians by October 1 of any statewide student assessment or commercially developed standardized assessment that will be administered over the course of the school year.
- ISR Parent Letter NJSLA Spring 2024
- ISR Parent Letter NJSLA Spring 2024 Spanish
- October 2024 - District Assessment Schedule
- 2024 Spring Assessment Letter English | Spanish
Archive Resources
- October 2023 - District Assessment Schedule
- 2023 Spring NJSLA and NJGPA Parent Assessment Letter, English | Spanish
- October 2022 - District Assessment Schedule
- 22-23 District Benchmark Assessment Schedule | ELA, SS, HIST
- ISR Parent Letter - NJGPA
- NJSLA Spring 2022 Individual Student Reports (ISR's) | English | Spanish
- 22-23 Start Strong and i-Ready Parent Assessment Letter Fall 2022 | English | Spanish
- Start Strong Parent Letters | English | Spanish | Creole
- NJDOE START STRONG ASSESSMENT
- Discontinuation of Start Strong Assessments
New Jersey Graduation Proficiency Assessment (NJGPA) - 11th Grade Math / ELA
The statewide assessments for ELA, Mathematics and Science will be called:
- New Jersey Student Learning Assessments-ELA (NJSLA-ELA)
- New Jersey Student Learning Assessment-Mathematics (NJSLA-M)
- New Jersey Student Learning Assessment-Science (NJSLA-S)
- NJSLA RESULTS SPRING 2024 NJDOE TEMPLATE
- NJSLA RESULTS SPRING 2024 BOARD PRESENTATION
- NJPGA - MARCH 2024
Archived Resources
- NJGPA Results Spring 2023 Administration
- NJSLA RESULTS SPRING 2023 BOARD PRESENTATION
- NJSLA RESULTS SPRING 2023 NJDOE TEMPLATE
- NJSLA Spring 2022 Results Roselle PowerPoint BOE with subgroups
- NJDOE" UPDATED STATE PRESENTATION for Roselle District 2022 START STRONG
- NJDOE" STATE PRESENTATION for Roselle District 2022 NJSLA/NJGPA assessment results
- Roselle 2022 District Report of State Tests (NJSLA / NJGPA
- Roselle 2021 District Report of State Test ( Fall Start Strong)
- Math Presentation to Share-Roselle BOE_Fall 2018-Fall 2019 Placements by Grade Level
- ELA Presentation to Share-Roselle BOE_Fall 2018-Fall 2019 Placements by Grade Level
- Roselle 2019 District Report of State Tests (NJSLA)
- ACCESS for ELLs-Presentation
STATEWIDE ASSESSMENTS SCHEDULE
NJ GRADUATION ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENTS
NJSLA Test Design (ELA & Math)
- Spring 2024 NJSLA Score Interpretation Guide for Parents
- Spring 2024 NJSLA Parent Score Interpretation Guide - Arabic
- Spring 2024 NJSLA Parent Score Interpretation Guide - Chinese
- Spring 2024 NJSLA Parent Score Interpretation Guide - Portuguese
- Spring 2024 NJSLA Parent Score Interpretation Guide - Spanish
Archive Resource
Karen Tanner Oliphant
Supervisor of Testing
Tonya Scott-Cole
Confidential Secretary
908.298.2040 x2107