7.4 Utah RISE (Utah)

Utah RISE measures student proficiency in core subjects like English Language Arts, Math, and Science, ensuring students meet state standards.

It helps educators identify learning gaps, guide instruction, and improve overall academic achievement.

To learn more:

Q: Which students take Utah RISE?

A: Utah students in grades 3-8 take the Utah RISE assessment.

The subjects that your student will be tested in depends on their grade level.

Q: When will this assessment be administered?

A: This assessment is administered once a year in the Spring.

Q: Is this assessment virtual or in-person?

A: This assessment is administered virtually.

Note: If your student is taking any split-enrolled classes, then they will take this assessment in-person instead of virtually.

(But remember - you can choose to opt your student out of this assessment!)

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: Utah RISE is administered over multiple sessions specific to different subjects. Here's a breakdown of how long each subject usually takes:

Utah RISE uses the Cambium secure browser, through which your student will have access to tools like calculators and bookmarks.

You can access practice tests here. (Select "Training Tests," then click "Continue as Guest to access the tests without needing to log in.)

Q: What are the technology requirements for this assessment? What devices can my student use?

Please make sure that the device that your student uses is supported by the secure browser.

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.