Take the Language Arts Placement Test

Take the Language Arts Placement Test

Overview

The Language Arts Placement Test helps determine whether a student is ready to enter a specific Language Arts level. Unlike Math, Language Arts assessments are selected based on the level the student wants to enter and test skills from the previous level.

This assessment helps confirm readiness before enrolling in a new Language Arts course.

How Language Arts Placement Tests Work

Language Arts placement tests are different from Math placement tests:

  • Students take the assessment for the level they want to enter

  • The assessment measures skills taught in the previous level

  • Passing indicates the student is prepared to move forward

Example

If a student wants to enroll in Language Arts Level 3:

  • They should take the Level 3 Assessment

  • The test covers content from Level 2

How to Access the Language Arts Placement Tests

Language Arts placement tests are accessed outside the Family School platform.

Language Arts Assessment Folder:
 https://ahsonline.app.box.com/s/fc93bh0d8p2xeh94y6jirwqhllufs8vf/folder/335660396428

Steps to Take the Language Arts Placement Test

  1. Open the Language Arts assessment link above

  2. Select the assessment for the level your student wants to enter

  3. Take the placement test

How to Use the Results

  • Pass:

    • The student has mastered the skills from the previous level

    • The student is ready to enroll in the selected Language Arts level

  • Needs Review:

    • The student may need additional practice

    • Consider enrolling in the previous level to strengthen skills

Important Notes

  • Language Arts placement tests are not submitted through Family School

  • Results are reviewed and managed by the parent

  • These assessments can be reused at any time for placement or review




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