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or additional information provided by the Michigan Department of Education, please click on a link below.

• What parents should know about state testing
• What parents can do to help students prepare

Students in 11th Grade take The Michigan Merit Examination (MME). This is a general assessment and includes a free SAT with Essay. The SAT measures students' readiness for college. The assessment has two domains, Evidence-Based Reading and Writing, and Math. For additional SAT data visit MiSchoolData.

For additional demographic data visit MiSchoolData.

The overall goal of assessing students is to create a coherent system of assessment tools, methodologies and data systems that provide information to the key decision-makers to improve educational outcomes for ALL students at each stage in the learning process.

It is important to remember that data shared with the community allows a snapshot. Educators are looking at student level data to make instructional decisions and drive learning. The most meaningful data for teachers are the daily formative assessments and the item level data for individual students. However, this data can not be shared with the community. For more information related to your student’s learning, please ask your child’s teacher.

MI School Data Link

MI-Access is Michigan's alternate assessment system and is designed for students with the most significant cognitive disabilities, and whose IEP (Individualized Education Program) Team has determined that general assessments, even with accommodations, are not appropriate. MI-Access satisfies the federal requirement that all students with disabilities be assessed at the state level. MI-Access is based on Michigan's alternate content expectations or English language arts, mathematics, science and social studies. Only students whose primary instruction is based on the alternate content expectations and meet the definition of a student with the most significant cognitive disabilities may take MI-Access. Please note that MI-Access is not designed for students with mild disabilities. For MI-Access data visit MiSchoolData.