As a parent, one of your top priorities is to make sure that your child is learning and growing academically. It’s important to know where your child’s learning progress stands and identify areas where they may need extra help. We know that learning can be challenging sometimes, and some students might face obstacles along the way. To help with this, we’ve put together a list of assessments that you can use to check on your child’s progress. Regularly monitoring your child’s learning throughout the school year can help you take an active role in their academic development and ensure they are on track to success.

Parents can use a variety of assessment tools to check in on their children’s learning progress 

How can parents assess whether their students are learning at grade level? There are a variety of free online assessments that parents can use to gauge their children’s learning progress and readiness. In addition, parents can pay for their child to take a nationally norm-referenced assessment test, such as the Stanford Ten (in online form) or the Terranova 2 (in booklet form.) 

Check the tabs below for free learning progress assessment resources. We’ve also rounded up free at-home learning resources for families and tips for choosing a school!

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