The Iowa Statewide Assessment of Student Progress replaced the former Iowa Assessments. KCRG’s Aaron Scheinblum reports on what's in store for your student and district officials.

Officials say Iowa student scores have dropped in statewide reading and math tests.The Des Moines Register reports that the percentage of Iowa fourth-graders on grade level in reading fell to 74.8 ...

Answer sheets were altered to boost scores on Iowa Assessment tests at one elementary school in Davenport, but school officials say they don’t know who made the changes. “Its gut-wrenching for ...

It's still unclear which statewide assessments students will take next school year, despite an administrative law judge's decision last week that the Iowa Department of Education followed correct ...

This summer, Linn-Mar will upgrade some behind-the-scenes computer equipment to get ready for the new, increased electronic demands brought on by the electronic assessment tests.

Online tests have been piloted for end-of-course exams, but Welch said more research needs to be done before the Iowa Assessments can be more than a paper exam.

WATERLOO, Iowa --- Standardized test scores have dropped in the area and across the state as schools adjust to the new, more rigorous annual assessments students took for the first time last year ...

For the first time in recent years, Iowa's reading and math scores have dropped on statewide tests — leaving public education officials wondering why. Across the state, the percentage of Iowa ...

On Monday, Feb. 3, Gov. Kim Reynolds announced a bill that would require Iowa high school students to score 60% or higher on the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Naturalization Test in ...

This is "Iowa's one state assessment that all school districts and state-accredited nonpublic schools administer," a spokesperson for the Iowa Department of Education told News 8.

The department published results Tuesday from the 2023 Iowa Statewide Assessment of Student Progress (ISASP), an annual test for students grades 3-11.

Students who are English learners, have a disability and those eligible for free and reduced price lunch are behind their Iowa peers new data shows.