STMA uses a number of measures to assess and evaluate student progress toward local, state, and national standards and college and career readiness standards. The purpose of the layered assessment system is to screen, progress monitor, determine curriculum effectiveness, personalize student instruction, evaluate program effectiveness, gauge instructional strategy effectiveness, determine student program placement, diagnose learning difficulties, determine state/federal accountability, and inform students and parents of student progress.
Assessment Results
Summative and formative assessment results are extremely beneficial to the STMA staff and the District and are utilized in a variety of ways. Assessment results are often used
to create flexible grouping of students and differentiation by classroom teachers,
as indicators for student placement,
to inform students, parents and educators of academic progress,
to assess curriculum effectiveness,
and guide student instruction.
Assessment Program Objectives
Measure the effectiveness of the district's curriculum in instructing toward the academic standards.
Ensure that all St. Michael-Albertville students leave high school with sound college and career readiness skills.
Have data regarding student achievement readily available for use by appropriate personnel.
Assess new students quickly and efficiently to ensure appropriate placement.
Adhere to state and federal regulations and requirements.
District Assessment Coordinator
Phone: 763-497-6505
Email:
Degrees and Certifications:
Principal Licensure K-12
Master's Degree in Education
B.A. Degree 5-12 Mathematics Education
