August HSPE 2014

District Process Trainingwww.k12.wa.us/TestAdministration/Trainings/

July 1, 2014

Extended Student Registration Testing Window:June 28 – July 15

August HSPE Checklist

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Where is your testing site? ______________________________________________Communicate

Communicate with students/families regarding the registration process OR Register your students and communicate test site information to

students/families Communicate with staff regarding summer testing schedule and provide

information for your districtRegister

Register from June 3 – June 26, 2014 June 28 – July 15, 2014 Monitor your Pre-ID Roster in WAMS: https://

eds.ospi.k12.wa.us/TestingManagement/Operations/Preid/StudentRoster.aspx?test=August Verify all Students Receiving Services (SRS) have pre-registered. From

July 9 – July 15 go to WAMS SRS to order accommodated forms: https://eds.ospi.k12.wa.us/TestingManagement/Operations/Preid/ReceivingServicesRegistration.aspx

Test Materials Where will your test materials be delivered? (Check WAMS Profile or use Alt Ship Form)

Need to fax an Alternate Address Ship Fax Me! form? □ YES (see slide 12) □ NO

Prepare Read ACM Establish Summer Testing Schedule (Staffing, Transportation, Testing

Schedules, Training, Emergency Contacts)

Date ActivityClosed Test Site Registration

Closed Student Registration (beginning on Slide 6)

Closed Required to order accommodated material in WAMS through the Students Receiving Services application (Slide 11)

6/3-7/3 Request and send Fax Me! form to assessment@k12.wa.us if alternate shipping address is required for delivery of test materials to alternate location during summer (Slide 12)

6/17 ACMs arrived in district

6/28 – 7/15 NEW! Student Registration – 2nd window

7/9– 8/7 Additional order window for Manuals (Slide 14)

7/10 – 7/15 NEW! Required to order accommodated material in WAMS through the Students Receiving Services application (Slide 11)

7/23 DFAs (English) arrive in district

7/29 Test Materials and DFA (Spanish) arrive in district (if students registered during the first window June 3-June 26)

7/30 – 8/7 Additional order window for Test Materials (Slide 14)

7/30 – 8/14 Additional order window for Shipping Materials (Slide 14)

8/5 New! Test Materials arrive in district (if students registered during the 2nd supplemental window June 28-July 15)

8/11 Last day to train Proctors and complete Proctor Training Log

8/12-8/14 August 2014 HSPE test administration: Writing Day 1 – August 12 Writing Day 2 – August 13 Reading– August 14

8/20 Return all HSPE used and unused test material

Administration Schedule

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August HSPE Overview

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Who can test: Students enrolled in grades 10, 11, and 12 (during 2013-2014 school year)

and non-enrolled 12th graders.This includes students who met or did not meet standard, did not participate in testing, or who have transferred from out-of-state.

Subjects: Writing and Reading

Test Dates: Writing Day 1 - Tuesday, August 12th Writing Day 2 - Wednesday, August 13th

Reading - Thursday, August 14th

Test Location: Students will choose their testing site. All school districts have

either designated a testing site in their district or collaborated

with a neighboring district to provide a site. Students may also

contact OSPI to register to test at a different district’s site.

Step 1: Communicate

Communicate information to staff, students, and parents about the August HSPE registration and testing; see WAW issue 2014.10 for details.

Students should be reminded of the following items:• Arrive at testing site at 8:00 a.m. Testing begins at 8:30

a.m.• Bring to testing:

• School or Government picture ID• Spring score report (if possible)• Lunch or contact district for specifics regarding

arrangements for lunch (breaks and lunch are required to be supervised)

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Step 2: Registration

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• Students, parents, and administrators may use the 24-hour online system to register

• The State Student ID (SSID) number is required: https://www.k12.wa.us/testregistration/

Extended registration from June 28 – July 15, Call (800) 725-4311, opt. 3 from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Step 2: Registration

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• A Toll free registration support line (800) 725-4311, option 3, has been established by OSPI to assist students who have difficulty with the web registration process or who do not have access to the internet.

• Coverage is from June 3rd – June 26th June 28th – July 15th, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (excluding weekends and holidays).

Step 2: Registration

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Make your subject selection.

You may also modify your selection if you have already registered by removing or adding content.

• Select any writing or reading accommodations required.

• Districts must check to be sure the accommodations are documented in the students IEP or 504 plan, or as English Language Learners.

• Large print and braille test forms must be ordered separately through Students Requiring Services (see slide 11)

Step 2: Registration

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Step 2: Registration Confirmation

This information will be sent to the email address given during registration

Step 3: Ordering Accommodated Materials

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• The window for ordering accommodated materials for registered students is June 3-26. July 10 – July 15.

• Braille (Reading and Writing)• Large Print Test Booklets (Reading and Writing)• Read-Aloud Reading CD (Reading only)

• Ordering will be done in WAMS through the Students Receiving Services application.  Students must be registered for the August administration through the regular pre-registration application first. Registered students will show up in the Students Receiving Services application. Districts will select and order the Large Print, Braille, or Read-Aloud Reading CD test forms as needed.

• Ordering during this window will Pre-ID students to the correct testing format.

Districts are required to Pre-ID students who need accommodated forms during this window.

Extended registration!

Step 4: Alternate Shipping Address Needed for the Summer?

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OSPI will use the district address reported in WAMS under the Profile tab to ship August test materials (Directions for Administration, test booklets, accommodated forms and Student Pre-ID Adhesive Labels).

If this address is inappropriate for the August shipment, you must request an Alternate August Shipping Address ‘Fax Me!’ form from the Assessment Operations Office at Assessment@k12.wa.us. This completed form must be submitted by fax to (360) 586-2728 and received by the Assessment Operations Office by no later than end-of-day on July 3, 2014.

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Step 5: Review Contact Information

• Double check your contact information in WAMS under Profile.

• If a family needs to reach the DAC or Test Site Coordinator, OSPI will provide the family with the Name, Phone Number, and email of the DAC and summer Test Site Coordinator. This information will be posted on our Web site for reference: http://www.k12.wa.us/TestAdministration/Contacts.aspx

Step 6: Receive and Inventory Your Materials & Order Additional Materials

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• Immediately review contents of your shipment to ensure adequate materials are available for testing.

• ACMs and HSPE DFAs are available for downloaded from the OSPI Test Administration Web site: www.k12.wa.us/TestAdministration/Instructions/.

• If necessary, additional material may be ordered using the WAMS-Material Order page: https://eds.ospi.k12.wa.us/Login.aspx.

• August HSPE Additional Order Test Materials Schedule: http://www.k12.wa.us/TestAdministration/TestMaterialProcessing.aspxSchedule:

• ACMs: July 10 July 9 – August 7• DFAs: July 24 July 9 – August 7• Test Booklets and Accommodated Forms: July 30 –

August 7• Return Shipping Materials: July 30 – August 14

State Testing Schedules

• Uniform administration of state assessments ensures that no one student has an unfair advantage over any other student:

• Allow an additional 15 to 20 minutes for test proctor activities• Breaks are not included in the timeframes below, follow

breaks as outlined in the Directions for Administration for each test.

• Assessments are untimed but must be completed by end of the school day in which it was started.

• There is no make up testing for students who miss a day of the August HSPE testing.

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Subject Date Day Estimated Student Working Time

Writing August 12 Tuesday 90-120 Minutes (per session)Writing August 13 Wednesday 90-120 Minutes (per session)Reading August 14 Thursday 100-120 Minutes

All test administrations begin at 8:30 amSchools can accommodate students who arrive shortly after testing begins, if there is no interruption to other students.

Step 7: Train your Proctors

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• District Assessment Coordinators are responsible for identifying all Test Site Coordinators and Test Proctors. Ensure that all administrators and Test Proctors are sufficiently trained.  On July 1, OSPI will release a PowerPoint to help districts with training:  www.k12.wa.us/TestAdministration/Trainings/.

• Test Security Assurance Forms must be signed prior to and after administering the exam.

• Complete Administrator training in time to support all test administration processes.

• Complete proctor training in time for Test Proctors to become familiar with processes and specific student directions.

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Frequently Asked QuestionsWhen will results be available?Results from the August 2014 HSPE will be available by mid-October.

What happens if a student registers and is unable to make it? It will not count as an attempt if a student is unable to make it on the testing day.

When will my test materials arrive?ACMs arrived in district on June 17. DFAs (English) will arrive by July 23. Test Materials, DFAs (Spanish), and Shipping Materials will arrive by July 29 (registration window 1) and August 5 (registration window 2)

What happens if a student is unable to register within the window? Students who miss this pre-registration window may contact the district and indicate their interest in testing. Districts may use their 15% overage material to accommodate students. Additional standard and accommodated materials may be ordered using the WAMS-Material Order page: https://eds.ospi.k12.wa.us/Login.aspx.

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Frequently Asked Questions (continued)

What test materials can I expect to receive?You will receive 2 ACMs per district and an additional 2 ACMs per test site. You will also receive 1 DFA for every 20 students registered (at least 1 per test site). You will receive a test booklet or accommodated form for each student registered as well as an additional 15% overage for students who register late.

How do I know who is registered at my school or district?Review the Pre-ID Roster in WAMS. More information about this Pre-ID Roster is available on page 21 of the ACM: https://eds.ospi.k12.wa.us/TestingManagement/Operations/Preid/StudentRoster.aspx?test=August

When will my district receive funding for August HSPE Testing?Reimbursement to districts will appear in the November apportionment payment. A total of $3,500 per site will be provided to school districts for each testing site where 1 to 30 tests are administered and $6,000 where 31 to 100 tests are administered.  An additional $20 will be provided for each additional test. A student who takes the writing assessments will be counted as taking two tests. See the WAW Issue 2014.10 for more information.

After Testing: Documentation

• Test Security Assurance Forms signed prior to and after administering exam

• Proctor Training Logs• School/Site Administration and Security Report• Pre-ID Roster signed by the Principal (1st page

only)• Deliver the Pre-ID Roster with annotations to the

District Assessment Coordinator or Test Site Coordinator

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Thank you!

Thank you very much for your assistance, flexibility, and efforts in providing this August testing opportunity to your students.

Customer SupportIf you have questions or need additional information, please contact the Assessment Operations office by email Assessment@k12.wa.us or by phone (360) 725-6348.

Questions may also be directed to Kimberly DeRousie, State Test Coordinator, at (360) 725-6353 / (360) 870-4860 or by email at Kimberly.DeRousie@k12.wa.us.