OSSE provides Test Security Guidelines and resources to ensure that schools and LEAs deliver uniform and equitable testing programs. For assessments to yield fair and accurate results, the assessments are to be administered in consistent and standardized conditions. The best way for us to support schools and LEAs in administering quality assessments is to ensure educators understand and recognize acceptable and unacceptable assessment practices.
To read more about the importance of test security, please refer to the from the US Department of Education addressed to the Chief State School 乌鸦传媒rs.
Test Security Guidelines and Forms for SY2021-22 Assessment Administration
- SY2021-22 District of Columbia Test Security Guidelines
- SY2021-22 Test Integrity and Test Security Notification Statement
- SY2021-22 Test Integrity Affidavit
- SY2021-22 Test Security Training Attendance Template
- SY2021-22 District of Columbia Assessment Chain of Custody Form
- SY2021-22 Test Security File Document Checklist
- SY2021-22 School Year Statewide Assessments Participation and Performance Policy
Incident Reporting for SY2021-22 Assessment Administration
School Test Security Plans for SY2021-22
- SY2021-22 School Test Security Plan Instructions
- SY2021-22 School Test Security Plan Exemplar
- SY2021-22 Test Security Authorized Personnel (Template)
- SY2021-22 Test Security Testing Schedule (Template)
- SY2021-22 Plan to Improve School Policies and Procedures
- SY2021-22 Test Security Fact Finding Inquiry
Test Security Training for SY2021-22 Assessment Administration
OSSE has released seven pre-recorded Test Security Modules which serve as the official Test Security Training for LEA and Nonpublic Coordinators. These training modules cover test security information for both in-person and remote administration. The complete viewing of the modules is required for all LEA Assessment Coordinators, including those responsible for ACCESS and Alternate ACCESS, MSAA, PARCC, DC Science, and Dynamic Learning Maps. Upon completion of the modules, LEA coordinators are required to complete a quiz and certification form, verifying that they have viewed all content. A score of 80 percent or higher on the quiz will serve as the official attendance and completion of SY2021-22 Test Security Training.
OSSE advises that users use the video and PowerPoint presentations together, as any links or folders mentioned in the video can be accessed using the hyperlinks in the PowerPoint presentation.
- Module 0: Assessment Training Module Overview | PDF |
- Module 1: Test Integrity & Assessment Overview | PDF |
- Module 2: Preparing for Administration, Part 1 | PDF |
- Module 3: Preparing for Administration, Part 2 | PDF |
- Module 4: Test Administration - Setup and Monitoring | PDF |
- Module 5: Test Administration - Prohibited Actions & Incident Reporting | PDF |
- Module 6: Administration Closeout & Reporting | PDF |
Full written transcripts for all modules can be read here.
** As a reminder, testing cannot begin until the LEA Test Integrity Coordinator has completed and passed OSSE’s required Test Security Training. In addition, an approved School Test Security Plan is also required to begin testing.**
Request Forms for SY2021-22 Assessment Administration
- SY2021-22 Statewide Assessments Medical Exemption Form
- SY2021-22 Statewide Assessments Unique Accommodation Request Form
- SY2021-22 Statewide Assessments Emergency Accommodation Request Form
Statewide Assessment Monitoring Checklists for SY2021-22 Assessment Administration
- ACCESS for ELLs Monitoring Checklist
- MSAA Monitoring Checklist
- DLM Monitoring Checklist | Computer Administered | Teacher Administered
- PARCC Monitoring Checklist
- DC Science Monitoring Checklist
Ensuring the Integrity of DC Statewide Testing
Parent Notification Letters for Assessment Administration