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Help with Results

Find your child’s score report, understand what it says, and know whom to ask for help.

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Find your child’s score report

Check the instructions your child’s school sent about assessment results. If you can’t find the report or need another copy, contact your school office. Have the assessment name and school year handy.

Understand the score report

CAASPP results

See sample score reports for English language arts, math, science, alternate assessments, and the California Spanish Assessment.

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ELPAC results

See sample reports and learn how English language proficiency results describe listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

Explore ELPAC score reports →

Questions families ask

What should I look at first?

Check the assessment name and school year. Then look at the overall result and any subject or skill details. Use the matching sample report above to find out what each part means.

Who can help me understand the results?

Ask your child’s teacher how the results fit with classroom work and what your child can practice next. For help getting a copy, start with the school office.

Where can I ask about district screening results?

Ask your child’s teacher which screening tool was used, what the results show, and whether the school recommends any follow-up.

California assessment guides in multiple languages →