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Q:<br />
A:<br />
What do the <strong>Standards</strong> mean for students with<br />
disabilities and English Language Learners?<br />
Because all children deserve a high quality education, there<br />
are no separate or different standards for children with<br />
special needs. However, the law requires that students with<br />
disabilities be provided a range of supports for classroom<br />
learning and testing. More information and resources are<br />
included in this book.<br />
Q:<br />
A:<br />
Will students still take the LEAP test?<br />
Students in grades 3-11 will take a more rigorous test for E<strong>LA</strong><br />
and <strong>Math</strong>, with questions aligned to the higher standards.<br />
The LEAP will still be given for Social Studies and Science.<br />
Students in the 12th grade will take the ACT.<br />
Compared to other states in the<br />
country, Louisiana ranks 2nd from<br />
the bottom in <strong>Math</strong>. Only<br />
Mississippi is lower than<br />
Louisiana.<br />
– The National Assessment of<br />
Educational Progress, 2013<br />
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Center for Development and Learning
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