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California Modified Assessment (CMA)General InformationBackgroundThe California Modified Assessment (CMA) is a new grade-level assessment for students who have an individualized education program (IEP), are receiving grade-level instruction, and, even with interventions, will not achieve grade-level proficiency within the year covered by the student's IEP. The purpose of the CMA tests is to allow students with disabilities greater access to demonstrate their achievement of the California content standards in English–language arts, mathematics, and science. In 2009, eligible students in grades four and seven will complete a writing assessment as a part of the CMA English–language arts test. See the CDE's CMA Web page for more information about the CMA. Who Takes the CMA in 2009?Students in grades three through eight may take one or more of the CMA tests if they:
Students shall not take the CMA if they:
See the CMA Field Test FAQs or the Field Test Coordinator Manual for participation criteria for the CMA fall field test. 2008 Field Test Materials
Further InformationTeleconference
2009 Test MaterialsTo be posted in winter 2009 |
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