Summative Assessment
Scoring and Reporting Resources
Resources marked with a star symbol are unique to the Summative Assessment.
- ELA Concordance Table – Grade 3 (pdf)
- ELA Concordance Table – Grade 4 (pdf)
- ELA Concordance Table – Grade 5 (pdf)
- ELA Concordance Table – Grade 6 (pdf)
- ELA Concordance Table – Grade 7 (pdf)
- ELA Concordance Table – Grade 8 (pdf)
- ELA Concordance Table – Grade 10 (pdf)
- KAP Summative Educator Guide to Reports (pdf) New
- KAP Technical Manual 2024 (pdf)
- Math Concordance Table – Grade 3 (pdf)
- Math Concordance Table – Grade 4 (pdf)
- Math Concordance Table – Grade 5 (pdf)
- Math Concordance Table – Grade 6 (pdf)
- Math Concordance Table – Grade 7 (pdf)
- Math Concordance Table – Grade 8 (pdf)
- Math Concordance Table – Grade 10 (pdf)
- Science Concordance Table – Grade 5 (pdf)
- Science Concordance Table – Grade 8 (pdf)
- Understanding Scale Scores, PLDs and Cut Scores
About the Summative Assessment
The KAP summative assessment is typically given statewide and used for accountability purposes. Summative assessments are conducted over six weeks each spring, with a two-week testing window for remote students. It is the largest grain size of all assessments, covering all content standards for a grade and subject. It includes targets of performance, usually called performance or achievement levels. These tests are longer as they require sufficient items for reliability. Question types include selected-response items such as multiple-choice or multi-select or open-ended.
- Summative assessments provide evidence of learning and mastery of standards.
- Summarize what students know and do not know.
- Facilitate a systematic collective response to address future student learning needs
- Assist with program or course evaluation
- Evaluate curriculum and programs
- Help drive professional learning
- Provide information for local, state, and federal accountability purposes
- Administered after an extended period of instruction, usually at the end of the school year