This page answers frequently asked questions about Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP2025) by Teachers, Parents and Students
What is the assessment conducted at the end of the year in Louisiana State called?
What was the earlier assessment conducted before the introduction of Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP)?
When did Louisiana incorporate Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) as a form of the end of the year assessment?
What is the Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) testing window for 2017-18?
How many sessions are there for each Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) test?
What is the duration of Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) test?
Is there any break in between the Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) test sessions?
What are the question types in Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) test?
How are the performance levels assessed in Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP)?
What is the calculator policy for Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) test?
When will results of the Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) be announced?
How will StepUp® help my child prepare for Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) test?
What are the resources available to help prepare my child for Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) Test?
Which are the best performing districts in Louisiana?
Which are the poor performing districts in Louisiana?
How is my school’s performance in LEAP?
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What is the assessment conducted at the end of the year in Louisiana State called?
The assessment conducted at the end of the year in Louisiana State is called Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP)
What was the earlier assessment conducted before the introduction of Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP)?
Louisiana had PAARC assessments for grade K-12 till 2015. Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) as assessment for grades K-12 was introduced in 2016-17 academic year.
When did Louisiana incorporate Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) as a form of the end of the year assessment?
Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) as assessment for grades K-12 was introduced in 2016-17 academic year.
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What is the Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) testing window for 2017-18?
LEAP 2025 (ELA, Math, Social Studies):
Paper Based Tests (Grades 3 to 4): April 30 – May 4
Computer Based Tests (Grades 3 to 8): April 9 – May 4
Science Field Test
Paper Based Tests (Grades 3 to 4): TBD
Computer Based Tests (Grades 3 to 8): TBD
How many sessions are there for each Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) test?
There are 3 sessions each for English Language Arts (ELA) and Math in Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP)
English Language Arts (ELA):
Session 1 : Research Simulation Task
Session 2 : Literary Analysis Task Or Narrative Writing Task
Session 3 : Reading Literary and Informational Texts
Math: 3 Sessions
What is the duration of Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) test?
The duration of the Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) test is as follows:
English Language Arts (ELA) :
Grade 3:
Session 1: 75 minutes
Session 2: 75 minutes
Session 3: 60 minutes
Grade 4 to 8:
Session 1: 90 minutes
Session 2: 90 minutes
Session 3: 80 minutes
Math:
Grade 3 to 5
Session 1: 75 minutes
Session 2: 85 minutes
Session 3: 75 minutes
Grade 6 to 8
Session 1: 60 minutes
Session 2: 90 minutes
Session 3: 90 minutes
Is there any break in between the Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) test sessions?
No, there are no breaks in between a single session in Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP).
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What are the question types in Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) test?
The question types in Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) Test are as follows:
English Language Arts (ELA):
- SR: Selected Response Items—students select answer(s); includes multiple-choice items (one- and two-part), Technology Enhanced questions and multiple-select items (items that require more than one correct answer) )
- PCR: Prose Constructed Response—requires an extended written response. )
- Multiple-choice, multiple-select, fill-in-the-blank (or gridded), open-response, and technology-enhanced items (TEIs). )
- Students who score at Level 4 or Level 5 have met or exceeded the expectations for that grade level and subject.
- Students scoring in Level 3 are approaching the expectations for that grade level and subject.
- Students scoring at Level 2 partially met the expectations for that grade level and subject.
- Students scoring at Level 1 did not meet the expectations for that grade level and subject.
Math:
How are the performance levels assessed in Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP)?
Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) grades students in 5 Levels with 5 being the highest:
What is the calculator policy for Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP) test?
No Calculator allowed for Grades 3 to 5 and Session 1 of Grade 6 to 8 during Louisiana Educational Assessment Program (LEAP). Calculators are allowed only for Session 2 & 3 of Grades 6 to 8.
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Which are the best performing districts in Louisiana?
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Which are the poor performing districts in Louisiana?
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How is my school’s performance in LEAP?
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