7.2 Acadience (Utah)

The Acadience assessment is a quick, research-based tool used to track students' progress in Reading and Math.

To learn more: 

• Utah State Board of Education Acadience Landing Page
  • Includes links to a number of resources related to Acadience.

FAQs

Q: Which students need to take the Acadience assessment? 

A: Utah students in grades K-3 will need to take the Acadience assessment.

Q: When will this assessment be administered? 

A: Acadience is administered three times a year in the Fall, Winter and Spring.

Q: Is this assessment virtual or in-person? 

A: This assessment is administered virtually. 

Q: How do I schedule this assessment? 

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 assessment? How long will it take?

A:  Students in grades K-2 should expect each testing slot to take about thirty minutes. Students in third grade should expect each testing slot to take about forty-five minutes. 

During each testing window, your student will have multiple sessions scheduled over a few weeks.

On your student's scheduled test date, they'll join a Zoom link (we'll send you info ahead of time) with a proctor. 

That proctor will provide your student with directions and will assist with any technical issues.

Q: Can I opt my student out of this assessment?

A: Yes, you can opt your student out of this assessment through the Assessments page in the OpenEd platform. 

Video: Here's a quick overview of how to navigate assessment info in-platform.