Assessments
Bromley East Charter School develops, implements, and sustains a balanced assessment system in order to provide evidence that will promote learning by empowering teachers and students through the use of data. A balanced assessment system intentionally gathers evidence of student learning through multiple types of assessments, such as CMAS, ACCESS, DIBELS, FastBridge, specific curricular tests, as well as formative assessments. The assessment results are utilized by school leaders to make intentional decisions about program and instruction effectiveness. Teachers utilize assessment data to make informed instructional decisions. Ultimately, through a process of continual improvement, our goal is to ensure that all students are growing and learning so they are prepared for their future.
- CoAlt (Science and Social Studies)
- DLM (ELA and Math)
NAEP also known as the Nation's Reprot Card is a congressionally mandated program that is overseen and administered by the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), within the U.S. Department of Education and the Institute of Education Sciences. The NAEP provides important information about student academic achievement and learning experiences in various subjects. The district notifies only those schools and grades that are selected and this varies each year.
SmartTeach - GOLD Readiness
GOLD Readiness is an outcomes reporting option that enables you to measure the readiness of children's knowledge, skills, and abilities as children enter kindergarten. GOLD Readiness is established for each area by summing the ratings of children’s knowledge, skills, and abilities and comparing this total score to the benchmark for the area. Outcome classification is binary, such that scores at or above the benchmark mean the requisite skills for K-Readiness have