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Welcome to Progress Learning, your complete platform and resource for high school school education, fully aligned with the Indiana Academic Standards. Our full suite of tools is designed to support educators at every stage, and help students excel as they prepare for ILEARN and SAT assessments.
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What You Get With Progress Learning
The Indiana Learning Evaluation Assessment Readiness Network (ILEARN) is a series of tests administered to elementary, middle, and high school students annually in Indiana.
These assessments are usually administered each spring, and provide an ongoing measurement of students’ progress in each assessed area. They also provide a foundation for future learning support, and in the case of the SAT, serve as college entrance exams that assess student readiness for higher education.
At the high school level, students are required to take a Biology exam as well as being given the option to take a United States Government exam. High school students are also administered the SAT in Reading, Writing, and Mathematics in Grade 11.
Help students get familiar with the specific format and types of questions they’ll find on the exams with practice questions that interactively respond to student input.
Focus on standards-aligned skills within the Indiana Academic Standards and SAT, tailored to high school students and their unique learning styles.
The Indiana Department of Education offers free practice tests for each content area and grade level, in the exact format of the real tests.
See how Progress Learning can fit in to your classroom, school, or district with our flexible pricing options.