Introduction to Measures of Academic Progress (MAP)
These pages have been prepared to help you understand the purpose of
Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) and how they are used in District
25.
Click below to learn more about MAP.
Frequently Asked Questions about MAP
The District 25 Parent Brochure is a good place to start learning about MAP. The general brochure has been reproduced on these pages.
MAP is given two times per year in District 25. For information about who is tested and when, click below.
To learn more about District 25 scores and what they mean, visit the page below:
To learn about national norms and about typical growth in reading and math, click on the links below:
The Lexile Framework offers a way to match readers with appropriate reading material. To learn more about the Lexile Framework, click below.
For your convenience, we have included a short glossary of some testing vocabulary, which you may wish to use as a reference.
Additional information about Measures of Academic Progress is available from the Northwest Evaluation Association, the organization that creates Measures of Academic Progress: What is NWEA?
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