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7.4 FastBridge Math & Literacy Screener (Kansas)
Kansas 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: Kansas 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: For students in grades K-1, the test is not timed - but most students typically finish within 45 minutes.
For students in grades 2-8, some portions of the test are timed; most students typically finish within 45 - 60 minutes.
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.
For Kindergarteners:
Your student will need one window open for Zoom on the video-capable device of their choosing (phones aren't allowed).
During the session administered in the Fall, your student will need one printed worksheet - you'll receive that info, along with further instructions, on the day before your scheduled test.
For 1st graders:
Your student will need one window open for Zoom on the video-capable device of their choosing (phones aren't allowed).
During the session administered in the Winter, your student will need one printed worksheet - you'll receive that info, along with further instructions, on the day before your scheduled test.
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: Can I opt my student out of this screener?
A: You may opt out of the assessment directly in the platform at any time. Choosing to opt out does not affect your program compliance.
To learn how to opt out, watch this short video.