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Esperanza Charter Elementary School's 2010-2011 assessment calendar outlines the testing schedule for the school year. Key assessments include DRA/DIBELS testing in August-January to measure reading levels in K-2nd grade, with DRA testing also occurring in May for 5th-8th grade. Additionally, the school will administer math and ELA interim assessments 1-4 in September, December, March, and May, as well as administer the LEAP standardized test in March and April to 3rd-8th graders.
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