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Our mission is to serve the public by providing measurable information about Utah students' core knowledge, skills, and abilities; acquired through high quality valid and reliable assessments. We strive to:
R277-404: Requirements for Assessments of Student Achievement
Utah Office of Administrative Rules
Parental Exclusion from State Assessments Form: 2019-2020 Elementary/Secondary State Assessments
For general assessment questions, please call (801) 538-7600.
The Utah State Board of Education has recently established the Assessment and Accountability Policy Advisory Committee. This committee was formally known as the Policy Advisory Committee (PAC). The purpose of this committee is to review current assessment and accountability policies, business rules, pending test administrations decisions and detailed accountability rules and implementation decisions. The committee will also assist the Board's Assessment and Accountability section to represent and inform the education communities about the Board's policies, programs, rules, and procedures. We will also be consulting on the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Federal Education Law and how it pertains to Utah's students. The meetings will be held quarterly beginning in September and usually last 2-3 hours.
If you would like to be considered for membership on this committee, please complete the following:
Utah State Board of Education Data Gateway
Utah's Assessment and Accountability Reports
2019-2020 Standard Test Administration and Testing Ethics Policy Training Signature Form
Standard Test Administration and Testing Ethics Policy for Utah Educators
Approved by the Utah State Board of Education on June 6, 2019
Utah State Board of Education Testing Ethics Policy Presentation