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6.2 FastBridge Math & Literacy Screener (Minnesota)
Minnesota FastBridge screens K-8 students three times a year to screen for dyslexia and determine readiness to master grade-level work in Math and Literacy.
To learn more:
FAQs
Q: Which students need to take the FastBridge Math & Literacy screener?
A: Minnesota students in grades K-8 will need to take this screener.
Q: When will this screener be administered?
A: This screener is administered three times a year in the Fall, Winter and Spring.
Q: Is this screener virtual or in-person?
A: This screener is administered virtually.
Q: How do I schedule this screener?
A: Our team will be in touch to help you find a time that works via Calendly!
Q: What should my student expect during the screener? How long will it take?
A: Most students complete this screener within 45-60 minutes - but your student can have as much time as they need.
One day before your scheduled testing time, you'll receive a secure PDF via email that contains some login information.
On the day of your student's assessment, please join the Zoom link at the scheduled time. A proctor will be present in the Zoom room to monitor the test.
Watch: Information for family members who assist students with computer-based FastBridge
For Kindergarteners and 1st graders:
Your student will need one window open for Zoom on the video-capable device of their choosing (phones aren't allowed).
For 2nd - 8th graders:
Your student will need two windows open on the video-capable device of their choosing (phones aren't allowed).
One window will be used for Zoom; the other will be used for the FastBridge student login site (your proctor will help you get set up).
Q: What are the technology requirements for this assessment? What devices can my student use?
A: You can view FastBridge's technical requirements here.
Your student can use the video-capable device of their choosing, but please note that phones aren't allowed.
Q: What is the participation expectation for this screener?
A: OpenEd students are expected to participate in this screener, but you can elect not to participate.
To learn how to change your student's participation status, watch this short video.