WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT
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P. O. Box 428, School Street Paul T. Postorino
Woodbridge, NJ 07095 Assistant Superintendent
Telephone: (732) 602-8487 for Curriculum and Instruction
Fax: (732) 636-3103
[email protected]
September 23, 2024
Dear Parent/Guardian:
In the spring, your student participated in the New Jersey Student Learning Assessments
(NJSLA) administration to measure their academic performance in English language arts
(ELA), mathematics, and science as defined in the New Jersey Student Learning Standards
(NJSLS). Evaluating the results from statewide testing can be a helpful tool in measuring your
student’s success in school. For decades, New Jersey has used statewide assessments as a
valuable instrument for assessing our students’ annual progress
In a letter that will be sent to you via mail, you will find one report for each content area in
which your student tested. The reports illustrate how your student performed on each test.
There are also charts and graphics that show you how your student performed in relation to
the New Jersey Student Learning Standards and how your student’s performance compares
to other students in their school, district, and the state.
Your student’s ISRs are also available in the New Jersey Parent Portal. The online portal
includes your student’s scale score, level of performance, and a video explanation of the
score report. The video report communicates information from the ISR through animations
and a voiceover in New Jersey’s top five languages: English, Spanish, Chinese, Portuguese,
and Arabic. The Parent Score Interpretation Guide is also available in those five languages on
the portal. The portal allows you to track your student’s scores from year to year, beginning
with spring 2019. If this is the first time you will be accessing the online portal, you must
create an account using the unique claim code that is located on your student’s paper ISR.
Additional resources to help support your student can be found on the New Jersey
Assessments Resource Center under Parent Resources.
Practice Tests are also available in the portal for ELA, mathematics, and science. The
practice tests are designed to allow users to view and interact with the sample items in the
same way students interacted with them during testing. The practice test platforms have a
default login of “Guest”; however, users can choose to enter a name when they begin. Users
can respond to sample test items and receive a summary score for each unit. Additional
resources such as the Digital Item Library and New Meridian Item Library are also available.
If you have any questions or need assistance accessing these platforms, please reach out
directly to your child’s school counselor.
Sincerely,
Paul T. Postorino
