1. 2012 LPSS Test 2012 LPSS Test Coordination and AdministrationMeeting Field Tests

2. Field Test Key Dates  Field Test materials arrive: Tuesday, March 13. Boxes marked with a beige field test program label  Deadline for ordering additional materials: Wednesday, March 21  Testing Administration: Tuesday–Thursday, March 27–29 Districts/schools may select one day to test within this window.  Drop-off: Thursday, March 29; 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. Form for School Test Coordinators  Additional Materials/Labels Request form (school version)

3. Secure Test Materials  Consumable Test Booklet: Student responds directly in the test booklet. Standard answer documents are not provided. iLEAP Grades 3, 5, 6, and 7 iLEAP Grades 3, 5, 6, and 7 Four different forms for each grade; one form per school Four different forms for each grade; one form per school English Language Arts (Writing only) and Mathematics English Language Arts (Writing only) and Mathematics LEAP Grades 4 and 8 LEAP Grades 4 and 8 Eight different forms for each grade; one form per school Eight different forms for each grade; one form per school English Language Arts (Writing only) and Mathematics English Language Arts (Writing only) and Mathematics NOTE: Using the list provided at the January 2012 pretest workshop, the District Test Coordinator must verify the form number on school requests for additional consumable test booklets and when distributing district overage or additional consumable test booklets to schools.

4. Consumable Test Booklets Form Plan Per Grade Consumable Test Booklet FormFormFormFormFormFormFormForm Grade 3 1234 Grade 4 12345678 Grade 5 1234 Grade 6 1234 Grade 7 1234 Grade 8 12345678

5. Sample Consumable Test Booklet  Form number is indicated at the top of the box in the upper right corner.  A unique spine bar is placed on every document.  The label box is not preprinted with any student information. Each document must be hand-coded.  A bar-code label must be affixed to all consumable test booklets under the supervision of the School Test Coordinator.

6. Large-print booklets will be packaged with a consumable test booklet. Large-print booklets will be packaged with a consumable test booklet. Responses must be transferred to the consumable booklet packaged with the large-print booklet. Responses must be transferred to the consumable booklet packaged with the large-print booklet. o District or school overage cannot be used. Students using braille are not required to participate in field testing; therefore, braille booklets are not available for the field tests. Students using braille are not required to participate in field testing; therefore, braille booklets are not available for the field tests. Secure Test Materials Large Print and Braille

7. Other Test Materials  Rough Draft Booklets (Secure) Contain only the brainstorming pages and the rough draft pages Contain only the brainstorming pages and the rough draft pages Generic version covers all grades and forms Generic version covers all grades and forms Must be returned to DRC with secure materials Must be returned to DRC with secure materials  Writer’s Checklist (Secure) Grade 3 Grade 3 Grades 5, 6, and 7 Grades 5, 6, and 7 Grades 4 and 8 Grades 4 and 8 Must be returned to DRC with secure materials Must be returned to DRC with secure materials  Mathematics Reference Sheets (Secure) Provided only for grades 4, 6, 7, and 8 Provided only for grades 4, 6, 7, and 8 Must be returned to DRC with secure materials Must be returned to DRC with secure materials  Rulers (Not secure) Provided only to grades 5 and 8; may be kept by schools Provided only to grades 5 and 8; may be kept by schools  Test Coordinators and Test Administration Manual (Not secure) Combined manual, which is different from other administrations Combined manual, which is different from other administrations

8. Mathematics Reference Sheets and Writer’s Checklists  Identified as “Field Test” on the top of the materials  Printed on white paper  Must be returned to the District Test Coordinator Mathematics Reference Sheets and Writer’s Checklists must be returned with all secure materials to DRC. Mathematics Reference Sheets and Writer’s Checklists must be returned with all secure materials to DRC. The operational iLEAP and Phase 2 of the LEAP tests begin April 12, and precautions must be taken to ensure the Field Test Mathematics Reference Sheets and Writer’s Checklists do not get mixed with operational Math Reference Sheets and Writer’s Checklists. The operational iLEAP and Phase 2 of the LEAP tests begin April 12, and precautions must be taken to ensure the Field Test Mathematics Reference Sheets and Writer’s Checklists do not get mixed with operational Math Reference Sheets and Writer’s Checklists.

9. ALIGN TOP OF LABEL DO NOT USE TIS LABEL AS A LINKING LABE S5101140 3999999 001 Pelican Parish 000 Bayou High School * USE ONLY IF STUDENT IS USING ONLY ONE response DOCUMENT* FIELD TEST SPR 2012 BAR-CODE LABEL Bar-code Labels No pre-identifed consumable test booklets will be provided. A bar-code label must be affixed to all consumable test booklets under the supervision of the School Test Coordinator. A bar-code label must be affixed to all consumable test booklets under the supervision of the School Test Coordinator. Bar-code labels are administration-specific (Field Test) and must be kept separate from all operational program labels. Bar-code labels are administration-specific (Field Test) and must be kept separate from all operational program labels. Student information on all consumable test booklets must be hand coded. Student information on all consumable test booklets must be hand coded.

10. Unscorable Document Labels  Use if a consumable test booklet was  damaged  soiled  for another student  marked with ink, highlighter, marker, or crayon  Unscorable consumable test booklets must not be thrown away.  Any responses must be transferred to a hand-coded consumable test booklet to be scored for the purpose of the field test.  Documentation about the incident should be kept by the District Test Coordinator.

11. Packaging Materials for Return to DRC  Collect materials from all schools and package them for return using the Field Test DRC return labels.  NEW: Package scorable materials in the DRC Return Bags. Seal the bag with one of the provided plastic ties.  Affix a Tangerine DRC return label to flap A.  Package the nonscorable materials in a separate box. Affix WHITE DRC return labels to flap A of each box containing nonscorable materials.  Affix UPS 2nd-day Air Return Service labels to flap B of each box. (Do not make copies of UPS labels.) NOTE: Scorable materials must be boxed separately from nonscorable materials, but are returned in the same shipment.

12. Summary of Exceptions  The following systems and processes are not applicable to the Field Tests. TA System TA System Online Surveys or Comment Sheets Online Surveys or Comment Sheets Makeup Testing Makeup Testing Voids Voids Provide LDOE with testing irregularity information. Provide LDOE with testing irregularity information. Scores will not be provided. Scores will not be provided.