Statewide Assessment: Parent / Guardian Decision Not to Participate - Minnesota (Hmong)

This is a legal document that was released by the Minnesota Education Department - a government authority operating within Minnesota.

The document is provided in Hmong.

FAQ

Q: What is the Statewide Assessment?
A: The Statewide Assessment is a test that measures students' academic progress.

Q: What is the parent/guardian decision not to participate?
A: The parent/guardian decision not to participate is the choice of a parent or guardian to exclude their child from taking the Statewide Assessment.

Q: What is the significance of the Statewide Assessment?
A: The Statewide Assessment is an important tool for evaluating education standards and identifying areas of improvement.

Q: Who can make the decision not to participate?
A: The decision not to participate can be made by a parent or guardian of a student.

Q: Is the decision not to participate available for all students?
A: Yes, the decision not to participate is available for all students and is not limited to a specific group.

Q: Are there any requirements for opting out of the Statewide Assessment?
A: There may be specific requirements or procedures set by the school or education department for opting out of the Statewide Assessment.

Q: What should a parent/guardian do to opt out of the Statewide Assessment?
A: To opt out of the Statewide Assessment, a parent or guardian should contact the school administration or follow any established procedures.

Q: What are the implications of opting out of the Statewide Assessment?
A: Opting out of the Statewide Assessment may impact the school's overall assessment results and could affect the student's academic record.

Q: Does opting out of the Statewide Assessment have any consequences?
A: Opting out of the Statewide Assessment may not have any immediate consequences for the student, but it can affect the school's assessment data and educational funding.

Q: Are there any alternative assessments available for students who opt out?
A: There may be alternative assessments or evaluations available for students who opt out of the Statewide Assessment, depending on the school or education department's policies.