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Progress Learning is a comprehensive resource to help educators prepare their students for Nevada’s state exams. Support your students with a range of resources, with customizable tools, robust reporting, and individual support based on each students’ journey.
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What You Get With Progress Learning
The End of Course exams are standardized tests administered to high school students as part of the Nevada Academic Content Standards. These assessments evaluate students’ proficiency in Algebra, Geometry, Integrated Mathematics, English Language Arts, Reading Comprehension, and Writing.
The End of Course exams are generally administered each spring, each year from grades 9-12. These assessments provide an ongoing measurement of students’ progress in each assessed area and serve as a foundation for future learning support.
These assessments evaluate students’ proficiency in Algebra, Geometry, Integrated Mathematics, English Language Arts, Reading Comprehension, and Writing for grades 9-12.
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 Nevada Academic Content Standards, tailored to each High School grade level.
The Nevada 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.