Arkansas
The educational landscape in Arkansas has undergone enormous change in recent years—from Common Core and Partnership for the Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) to a new era under the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). In this changing landscape, it’s crucial for Arkansas educators to have access to stable, valid, and reliable data that can help them make informed decisions to drive student growth in all grades. We work closely with many Arkansas schools and districts to provide such data, and about one in five Arkansas students already use NWEA assessments.
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More than 60% of the highest performing districts in Arkansas, as recognized by the ADE, use MAP Growth.
Our ADE-approved K-2 Assessment Solution
You envision a bright future for your early learners. The NWEA® Arkansas K-2 assessment solution will help you get there with interim adaptive assessments tightly aligned to Arkansas state standards. Get the timely, actionable data you need to track growth and guide instruction throughout the year.
Read the press release announcing our ADE-approved K-2 assessment solution for more details. |
Check out our resource portal to learn more about how our solution can support your K-2 goals.
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Arkansas MAP Growth Administration Guidance
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Read the press release announcing our ADE-approved K-2 assessment solution for more details.
Check out our resource portal to learn more about how our solution can support your K-2 goals.
Educators in our district find the MAP Growth assessment to be an incredibly useful tool in measuring student growth. High-quality measures of early learning are not necessarily easy to find, so we’re excited to start using the NWEA K–2 assessment solution to help us ensure our K–2 students are on track for success.
Melody Morgan, Director of Accountability and Assessment
Springdale Public Schools, AR
Interested in learning more about the educators we work with in your state?
Read this Opinion piece from the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, written by our partner Melody Morgan, to find out why she believes early literacy is vital for students.