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Huntington County staff describe statewide checkpoint reports and how teachers will use them
Summary
District presenters walked the board through the state'backed checkpoint assessments, report design, instructional master maps, and teacher workflows; the program uses three annual checkpoints with optional second opportunities to measure growth and is integrated with IXL.
District leaders told the Huntington County board on March 9 that new statewide checkpoint (formative) assessments will change how teachers plan instruction and track growth.
"They really are for teachers so that we can find where students have gaps and fill those gaps," said Lauren Hogue, the district's elementary professional-development coordinator, describing checkpoints as short assessments parents will also receive in report form. Hogue explained the state requires the first opportunity each checkpoint and districts may offer a second opportunity; Huntington plans to…
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