Interim Assessment In Semester 1

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Good evening,

I noticed that you reached out re: Interim Assessments in Semester 1. Scholars in grade 3-5 took a math interim assessment compiled by Sluyter in October. An interim assessment was not given for English Language Arts. I was directed to use the Wheatley End of Module 1 assessment instead. All of the data should be Illuminate. I've attached the math data just in case you are unable to find it.

Let me know if you have any further questions.

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