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The best way to study for the NJSLA is to take NJSLA practice tests. More specifics can be found on the New Jersey Department of Education’s website. The NJSLA covers both the reading and writing aspects of English and language arts as well as various levels of mathematic understanding. What Should I Be Studying for the NJSLA Exam?

Pathway three: A student doesn’t succeed on the NJGPA, so they submit a student portfolio review through the district to the New Jersey Department of Education.

They can replace the NJGPA score with the grade-equivalent NJSLA/PARCC test, ACT, SAT, or ACCUPLACER test.

Pathway two: A student takes NJGPA and doesn’t meet the standards.

Pathway one: A student takes the NJGPA and passes with flying colors.

If you or your child fails the NJGPA after 2023, they will have other options for meeting graduation requirements.

They will take the NJGPA, but it will not determine whether they graduate or not. As for the class of 2023, there are no graduation requirements beyond their state and local credit, curriculum, and attendance requirements. However, the NJPGA is changing for all classes after 2023. (EBSR – Evidence-Based Selected Response, TECR - Technology-Enhanced Constructed Response, PCR - Prose Constructed Response) NJPGA After 2023 The test skills are as follows: NJGPA Math Levels This test is usually administered in the eleventh-grade year to allow them another chance to take it if they fail the first time. Similar to the NJSLA, the NJGPA has an ELA and mathematics section that will test your student based on their appropriate level of skill. However, this test is used to gauge whether a student is ready to graduate or not based on the standards set by the Board of Education of New Jersey. The NJGPA exam is similar to the NJSLA exams that your child has been taking since they started the third grade. Interactions within Earth, Sun, and Moon System.NJSLA testing also has a science portion taken by students in fifth and eighth grade, the topics covered are as listed below: (EBSR – Evidence-Based Selected Response, TECR - Technology-Enhanced Constructed Response, PCR - Prose Constructed Response) Writing: Knowledge of Language & Conventionsġ: Short Passage Set (contains 1 passage)Ģ: Research Simulation Task (contains 3 passages) The levels are as follows NJSLA Math Levelsġ: Literary Task Analysis (contains 2 passages) This means that there are certain standards every grade level should be able to complete, and the NJSLA will test those standards.įor grades 3 to 8, students are required to take both math and English tests each year while their science exam will be administered in both fifth- and eighth-grade years to ensure they are at the levels they should be at.Īside from subjects, NJSLA testing also has various levels that test the skills your child should know based on the grade they are in. The point of the NJSLA test is to make sure that students in New Jersey schools are all achieving at the level they should be. The NJSLA exam is a test administered to all students in the state of New Jersey through various grades in elementary school, middle school, and high school. Mathematics Practice Tests (Computer and Paper Based)

English Language Arts Practice Tests (Computer and Paper Based)