Progress Learning New Jersey

Online NJSLA Practice for Middle Schools

With Progress Learning’s NJSLA Practice and Assessments, districts and schools are equipped to help students succeed in meeting benchmarks and exams.

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Proven Results in Helping Schools Succeed Across the Country

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What You Get With Progress Learning

  • Practice NJSLA assessments for English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science.
  • Tech-enhanced items aligned to the NJSLAs
  • Customizable and auto-generated “quick-pick” formative and summative assessments
  • NJSLA-aligned videos, games, projector questions, bell ringer questions, printable worksheets, and more
  • Custom remediation for individualized learning that can be assigned quickly and easily
  • Data and reporting by district, school, classroom, teacher, and student
  • Independent practice for students tailored to their needs
  • 3 learning modes to mix and match inside your classroom
  • Spanish language, text-to-speech, and other accommodations available

What Is Progress Learning?

About NJSLA Testing

The New Jersey Student Learning Assessment (NJSLA) is a statewide, standards-aligned assessment designed to measure student proficiency in English Language Arts (ELA), Mathematics, and Science. It provides educators with data to ensure students are on track for academic success and to help guide instructional improvements.

NJSLA assessments are primarily computer-based, delivered through the TestNav platform. Schools also offer paper-based versions as accommodations for students with specific needs. Schools can administer these assessments in spring and fall testing windows.

Students are administered the English Language Arts assessment in grades 3-9, Mathematics in grades 3-8, and Science in grades 5, 8, and 11.

How Do You Prepare for the NJSLA?

Students preparing for the New Jersey Student Learning Assessment (NJSLA) should incorporate practice exams into their regular study routines. Educators can help by aligning lessons with the New Jersey Student Learning Standards (NJSLS) to ensure that students are well-prepared. Students should also develop essential test-taking strategies, such as time management and stress reduction techniques.

The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) provides practice tests and released items through the New Jersey Assessment Resource Center to help students and teachers become familiar with the structure and content of the exams. Teachers can use these resources alongside benchmark assessments and formative checkpoints to track progress and adjust instruction throughout the year.

How Is Progress Learning Aligned to New Jersey Standards?

Math
ELA
Science
Social Studies

6th Grade

Liftoff Math 6+

Middle School Physical Science

(NJSLS)

Citizenship Test

Liftoff Reading

Middle School Life Science

(NJSLS)

Middle School Earth and Space Science

(NJSLS)

6th Grade Mathematics

(NJSLS)

6th Grade ELA

(NJSLS)

US History NAEP

Civics NAEP

Geography NAEP

Liftoff NGSS Science

Middle School Writing

7th Grade

Middle School Writing

Liftoff NGSS Science

SAT Math

7th Grade Mathematics

(NJSLS)

Geography NAEP

Civics NAEP

US History NAEP

7th Grade ELA

(NJSLS)

Citizenship Test

Liftoff Reading

Middle School Earth and Space Science

(NJSLS)

Middle School Life Science

(NJSLS)

Middle School Physical Science

(NJSLS)

Liftoff Math 6+

ACT Math

ACT English

ACT Reading

ACT Science

SAT Reading & Writing

8th Grade

SAT Reading & Writing

ACT Science

ACT Reading

ACT English

ACT Math

Liftoff Math 6+

Middle School Physical Science

(NJSLS)

Middle School Life Science

(NJSLS)

NAEP Grade 8 Reading

Middle School Earth and Space Science

(NJSLS)

Liftoff Reading

Citizenship Test

NAEP Grade 8 Mathematics

8th Grade ELA

(NJSLS)

Romeo and Juliet

US History NAEP

Civics NAEP

Geography NAEP

8th Grade Mathematics

(NJSLS)

SAT Math

Liftoff NGSS Science

Middle School Writing

What Are Customers Saying About Progress Learning?

Adam Weatherford, Educator in Mississippi

“Ever since signing up for a trial of Progress Learning, I knew it was something special. From the bell ringers, lessons, assessments, activities, and games, there is something for every student that walks into the classroom.”

Adam Weatherford, Educator in Mississippi
Corey Phillips, Educator in Georgia

“The most honest thing I can say about Progress Learning is that it has impacted my classroom more than any other program or website I’ve used in my 6 years of teaching.”

Corey Phillips, Educator in Georgia

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