Weston High School 2012
What are the LEAP, iLEAP, GEE and EOC test?
A key component of Louisiana Accountability System is its statewide testing program.
Each year, students in grades 2-11 participate in state assessments. Each of the 30 state
assessments is based on Grade-Level Expectations, which reflect the knowledge and
skills students should have acquired at the time of testing.
Do you know when your child is testing?
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STATE TESTING
R U R e a dy f o r t e s t i n g ?
Phase I: Tuesday, March 20th– Testing will include LEAP
Writing and Math constructed response and GEE Science and
Social Studies constructed response. One day only.
Phase II: Thursday, April 12th-Tuesday, April 17th–
This is for all testing areas.
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Thursday—LEAP– ELA/iLeap– Math/GEE– Science
Friday-LEAP—Math/iLeap-ELA/GEE-Social Studies
Monday– LEAP– Science/iLeap-ELA
Tuesday—LEAP– Social Studies/iLeap-Science and Social
EOC/Final Exam: May 7th-11th
English II and English III
Algebra I and Geometry
Biology and American History
ITBS - Thursday, April 12th—Monday, April 16th
2nd Grade Only
Thursday—Reading
Friday—Language
Monday—Math
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ITBS—This is an assessment designed for 2nd grade students.
LEAP (Louisiana Educational Assessment Program) —This is an assessment designed only for the
4th and 8th grade students. Students must score Basic or above in either English and Math and Approaching
Basic or above in the other subject to advance to the next grade.
iLEAP (Integrated) - This is an assessment designed for only 3rd, 5th, 6th, and 7th grade students.
GEE (Graduation Exit Exam) - This is an assessment designed for 10th and 11th grade students.
Students must score Approaching Basic or above in English and Math and either Science or Social Studies in
order to graduate. THIS IS THE LAST YEAR FOR THE GEE.
EOC (End of Course) - The EOC will replace the GEE beginning with freshmen entering high school in
the 2010-2011 school year. This a computer based test and will serve as their final exam grade counting
15% of their overall grade. The four achievement levels are Excellent, Good, Fair and Needs
Improvement.