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Reporting Information - May 14, 2024
Please see the Spring 2024 Achievement Assessments Reporting infographic for reporting dates and information for all of the statewide Achievement assessments.
AASA Reporting

Grade 3 electronic reports will be available in PearsonAccess Next (PAN) on May 15, 2024 under Reports >> Published Reports. This will include student data files (.txt) and electronic score reports (PDF). Please see the AASA Reporting Guide for additional information about accessing published reports.

It is the responsibility of the schools and district/charter to verify that all students who tested received scores back. Any discrepancies must be reported to AASA@azed.gov as soon as possible.

Important Dates
May 15, 2024 - Grade 3 Published Reports will be available in PAN, including student data files (.txt) and electronic score reports (PDF).
May 24, 2024 - Grades 4-8 Published Reports will be available in PAN, including student data files (.txt) and electronic score reports (PDF).
June 12, 2024 - The AASA Parent Portal will go live for Spring 2024 results.
June 13, 2024 - Paper copies of AASA reports (Grades 3-8) will be delivered to districts and charters.
June 14, 2024 - Performance Level Dashboards and Historical Student Data will be available in PAN.
June 28, 2024 - Deadline to notify ADE of any missing scores so they can be researched for inclusion in late reporting.
June 28, 2024 - Deadline to complete corrections for any unmatched test records in the ADEConnect Corrections Application.

Access to AASA Reporting
The following user roles will have access to AASA Published Reports in PAN: AASA District Test Coordinator, AASA School Test Coordinator, AASA District Report Only, and AASA School Report Only. Users in any role will only have access to the highest-level organization (school or district) they have permission to view. A user who should be able to view school-level data should be assigned either the AASA School Report Only or the AASA School Test Coordinator role, rather than a district role. The roles of AASA School Test Administrator and AASA Technology Coordinator will not have access to Published Reports in PAN. 

Achievement District Test Coordinators also have the Historical Report Viewer user role, which provides access to the Performance Level Dashboards and Historical Student Data, when these applications go live. District Test Coordinators can also assign the Historical Report Viewer role to other users in the district or charter to give them access to these applications, as the district or charter determines is appropriate. Providing the Historical Report Viewer role at the school level will grant a user access to all AASA data for the school in these PAN applications, and providing the role at the district/charter level will grant a user access to all AASA data for the district or charter in these PAN applications.

The Teacher Report Viewer role may be utilized to assign users to reporting groups in PAN, as the district or charter determines is appropriate. Reporting groups can then be viewed in the AASA Performance Level Dashboards by users with the Teacher Report Viewer role.

If you will be unavailable this summer to access reports as the District Test Coordinator, please ensure the appropriate role(s) have been provided to other users in your district or charter who will need access to reports when they are published this summer.

AASA Writing Condition Codes
The following Writing Condition Codes may be found in the AASA student data file.
Move on When Reading
The Move on When Reading indicator will be featured on the AASA Grade 3 score reports and in the student data file. In order to determine whether third grade students met the Move on When Reading requirements for promotion to the fourth grade, please complete the following:
  • Download the AASA student data file.
  • Filter the "Move on When Reading Requirement column (Column BJ).
  • Any student who has an "N" in this column did not meet the cut score for Move on When Reading.
Reminder: The Grade 3 Oral Reading Fluency (ORF) test unit was field tested this year and will not appear on score reports, will not be included in the overall ELA score, and will not count toward the Move on When Reading indicator in Spring 2024.

AASA Grade 3 ELA-Reading Summer Administration
ADE's Achievement Assessments team, in collaboration with ADE's Move on When Reading team, held a webinar about the Grade 3 ELA-Reading Summer Administration on May 8. The webinar recording and PowerPoint presentation have been posted on the Achievement DTC page of our website. An FAQ will be posted soon.
AzSCI Reporting

AzSCI Published Reports, including student data files (.txt), electronic score reports (PDF), and the AzSCI summary file (.txt) will be available in PearsonAccess Next (PAN) under Reports >> Published Reports. Please see the AzSCI Reporting Guide for additional information.

Important Dates
May 24, 2024 - AzSCI Published Reports will be available in PAN, including student data files (.txt) and electronic score reports (PDF).
May 31, 2024 - AzSCI summary performance data files (.txt) will be available in PAN.
June 13, 2024 - Paper copies of AzSCI score reports will be delivered to districts and charters.
June 28, 2024 - Deadline to complete corrections for any unmatched test records in the ADEConnect Corrections Application.

The Performance Level Dashboards, Historical Student Data, and Parent Portal are not available for AzSCI.

The following user roles will have access to AzSCI Published Reports in PAN: AzSCI District Test Coordinator, AzSCI School Test Coordinator, AzSCI District Report Only, and AzSCI School Report Only. Users in any role will only have access to the highest-level organization (school or district) they have permission to view. A user who should be able to view school-level data should be assigned either the AzSCI School Report Only or the AzSCI School Test Coordinator role, rather than a district role. The roles of AzSCI School Test Administrator and AzSCI Technology Coordinator will not have access to Published Reports.
ACT Aspire Reporting

Resources to assist with interpreting and using ACT Aspire reports are posted on the Aspire page of the ACT website under Step 7: Interpretation. The ACT Aspire Reports Index lists the reports that are available for ACT Aspire as well as the users with access to each report.

Important Dates
May 24, 2024 - Individual student reports and aggregate reports, including the Student Performance File (CSV), will be released in PearsonAccess Next (PAN).
June 6, 2024 - Paper copies of ACT Aspire score reports will be delivered to districts and charters.
June 28, 2024 - Deadline to notify ADE of any missing scores so they can be researched for inclusion in late reporting.
June 28, 2024 - Deadline to complete corrections for any unmatched test records in the ADEConnect Corrections Application.
ACT Reporting

Resources to assist with accessing, interpreting, and using ACT scores are posted on the ACT website under Step 7: Interpretation

Schools receive hard copies of ACT score reports 5-8 weeks following testing. At the same time the hard copies are being sent to schools, scores also flow into ACT's online reporting portal at success.act.org as they become available. Please see the ACT Reporting Schedule for additional information. Spring 2024 ACT electronic results will only be available in success.act.org and will not be available in PearsonAccess Next (PAN).

Important Dates
June 13, 2024 - Final student data file and aggregate reports for schools and districts will be available in success.act.org.
June 28, 2024 - Deadline to complete corrections for any unmatched test records in the ADEConnect Corrections Application.
For questions about AASA, please contact us at AASA@azed.gov.
For questions about AzSCI, please contact us at AzSCI@azed.gov.
For questions about ACT Aspire and ACT, please contact us at Testing@azed.gov.
Bethany Spangenberg
Deputy Associate Superintendent of Assessment
Arizona Department of Education

Joseph M. Guzman, Ph.D.
Associate Superintendent of Standards, Assessment, Accountability and Research
Arizona Department of Education