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Monday
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April 12
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ELA Session 1: Writing
ELA Session 2: Reading and Responding
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Tuesday
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April 13
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ELA Session 3: Informational Resources
ELA Session 4: Proofreading
Math Session 1: 30 Multiple Choice -
Non-Calculator
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Wednesday
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April 14
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Math Session 2: 30 Multiple Choice -
Calculator
Math Session 3: Constructed Response
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Thursday
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April 15
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Science Session 1: 40 Multiple Choice
Science Session 2: 4 Short Answer
Science Session 3: Science Task
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Friday
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April 16
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Social Studies Session 1: 25 Multiple
Choice
Social Studies Session 2: 25 Multiple
Choice
Social Studies Session 3: Constructed
Response
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ACHIEVEMENT
LEVELS
The LEAP 21 will report
student achievement in terms of five levels: Advanced, Proficient, Basic,
Approaching Basic, and Unsatisfactory The chart below gives a
general definition for each level. To pass the test
students must score at least Approaching Basic on either Math
or Language Arts AND at least Basic on the other (Math or
Language Arts).
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A student at this level has
demonstrated....
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Advanced
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...superior performance beyond the level
of mastery.
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Mastery
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...competency over challenging subject
matter and is well prepared for fifth grade.
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Basic
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...only the fundamental knowledge and
skills needed for fifth grade.
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Approaching Basic
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...only partial fundamental knowledge and
skills needed for fifth grade.
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Unsatisfactory
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...not demonstrated fundamental knowledge
and skills needed for fifth grade.
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Example Scores:
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MATH
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LANGUAGE ARTS
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PASS - NOT PASS??
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Approaching Basic
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Basic
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Pass
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Basic
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Approaching Basic
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Pass
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Approaching Basic
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Approaching Basic
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Not Pass
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Unsatisfactory
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Approaching Basic or Higher
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Not Pass
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Approaching Basic or Higher
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Unsatisfactory
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Not Pass
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Unsatisfactory
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Unsatisfactory
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Not Pass
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 Frequently
Asked LEAP Questions
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What is LEAP?
Louisiana
Educational Assessment Program;
It is a test designed to measure how well students have mastered Louisiana's
content standards and grade level expectations. Students need to have
sufficient knowledge of this content to be prepared for the next grade level.
What happens if my child does not pass
LEAP?
Students will be able to attend LEAP
summer remediation. It is a FREE 5-week program (including transportation).
If students need to retake both Math and Language Arts, they will attend 2
classes (2.5 hours each). If students only need to retake EITHER math or
language arts, they will attend that class for 5 hours. There is a lunch
break in between. At the end of the 5 week program, students will retake the
test and the same achievement scores are needed to pass on to 5th grade.
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