Sample Math Grids and EOC English II Response Area for Student Marks Answers in Test Book Test Administrations
Students with the Student Marks Answers in Test Book accommodation do not receive an answer sheet during testing. Therefore, in order to provide them with equitable access to the demands of the gridded response items and constructed response items, schools may provide these students with the sample grids and sample response space during testing. These documents should be printed locally and treated as secure test materials once printed for testing purposes. The documents may be enlarged locally for students who require large print materials.
Teachers may also use these documents before testing day as a resource to prepare students for testing. The documents do not need to be considered secure under these circumstances.
Students with Disabilities/Testing Accommodations Reports
The reports below provide data on the participation of students with disabilities (i.e., students with IEPs) in statewide reading and mathematics assessments with and without testing accommodations.
Detailed Accommodations Data Collection Schedule for 2012-13 (pdf, 23kb)
Record Layout for Third Party Data Submission of Required Testing Accommodations (pdf, 91kb)
(Updated May 2013)
2011-12 Accommodations Monitoring Comprehensive Report (pdf, 349kb)
Comprehensive report on the North Carolina Testing Program's 2011-12 accommodations monitoring on-site visits.
2009-2010 Plan for Monitoring the Use of State Testing Accommodations (pdf, 70kb)
The North Carolina Testing Program's comprehensive approach for monitoring the use of state testing accommodations for the 2009-2010 school year
Testing Students with Disabilities
Policies, procedures, and resources for testing students with disabilities in the North Carolina Testing Program
Testing Students Identified as Limited English Proficient
Policies, procedures, and resources for testing students identified as limited English proficient in the North Carolina Testing Program
2013-14 Review of Accommodations Used During Testing Forms
2012-13 Review of Accommodations Used During Testing Forms
Test Accommodations Charts
The following charts are available to LEAs for use in documenting students' required testing accommodations in Section 504 Plans, Limited English Proficient (LEP) plans/documentation, and transitory impairment documentation.
Use of these charts is strongly encouraged by the NCDPI. The charts are modeled after the IEP DEC 4 (6 of 10) North Carolina Testing Program accommodations chart, and will therefore facilitate the consistent documentation of required testing accommodations for students across plan types. The DEC 4 IEP form is available at http://ec.ncpublicschools.gov/policies/forms/statewide-forms.
2013-14 Charts
2012-13 Charts
2010-11 & 2011-12 Charts
Special Print Versions Error Report Form (pdf, 27kb)
Form used to record and submit information about errors found in special print version tests (i.e., Braille, large print, or one test item per page).
Routine Use of Testing Accommodations (pdf, 214kb)
April 29, 2010 memo on the routine use of testing accommodations in instruction and similar classroom assessments
Accommodations Memo (pdf, 387kb)
March 9, 2010 memo on accommodations from Rebecca Garland and Angela Quick
(Note: The Review of Accommodations Used During Testing forms for 2009-10 have been deleted from the pdf file of this memo. The current Review of Accommodations Used During Testing forms can be found above on this web page to be downloaded/printed.)
Testing Accommodations Update (ppt, 1mb)
PowerPoint presented at the Conference on Exceptional Children (November 2011)
Accommodations: Decide, Document, Monitor (ppt, 2mb)
PowerPoint presented at the Conference on Exceptional Children (November 2010)
Testing Accommodations: North Carolina Testing Program (ppt, 512kb)
PowerPoint presented at the Conference on Exceptional Children (November 2008)
September 14, 2010 Joint Director's/Coordinator's Meeting
A meeting focused on instructional accommodations and modifications, Responsiveness to Instruction (RtI), and the documentation, provision, and monitoring of state testing accommodations.
Accommodations Webinar
Webinar on understanding accommodations requirements, making accommodations decisions, and entering accommodations into CECAS and NCWISE.
Monitoring Accommodations Webinar FAQ (xls, 26kb)
Guidance on questions received during the March 17, 2010 Monitoring Accommodations Webinar