Washington State Testing

Washington State Testing2018-10-26T09:22:54-07:00

Washington State Testing Resources at your Fingertips.

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Standardized Testing in Washington State

The ESD 112 Student and School Success team offers personalized trainings and connections that districts and teachers need to support the state’s standardized testing program. A custom support plan could include training for new staff, support with the formative assessment process, or assistance in analyzing student data. Email kathy.whitlock@esd112.org for more information.

State Testing Resources

Washington students are tested regularly by the state to assess their progress as they move through school. State tests include Smarter Balanced, Washington Comprehensive Assessment of Science (WCAS), End-of-Course (EOC) exams and Washington – Access to Instruction and Measurement (WA-AIM). You can find more information at OSPI’s State Testing page.

Another valuable resource is Ready Washington, a coalition that supports college and career-ready learning standards.

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Contacts

For support, contact any one of our ESD 112 team members:

Effie Triol

Literacy K-4 Coordinator

Phone: 360-952-3413

Email: effie.triol@esd112.org

Molly Daley

Math Coordinator

Phone: 360-952-3373

Email: molly.daley@esd112.org

Stacy Meyer

Science Coordinator

Phone: 360-952-3423

Email: stacy.meyer@esd112.org

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ESD 112February 24, 2026 at 10:08am
Exciting news from ESD 112 Audiology Services! 📰

ESD 112's Mobile Audiology Clinic has been selected as 1 of 14 programs nationwide for Harvard Medical School's 2026 Mobile Health Impact Accelerator (MHIA), making us the first mobile audiology clinic in the nation to join this groundbreaking program. 🚐

This partnership, led by Dr. Kalani Cox, is part of a larger effort with Harvard University to measure the real-world impact of audiology services across early intervention, education, cognitive health, and overall quality of life.

Hearing loss is the third most common condition in the United States, affecting approximately 50 million Americans, or about 1 in 7 people. It affects 2-3 out of every 1,000 infants, and up to 20% of children experience some form of hearing difference by age 12, which can impact their language, academic, and social-emotional development

This collaboration is paving the way for mobile audiology clinics across the country to expand access and demonstrate their impact.

ESD 112 is grateful for the dedication of our audiology team and the communities that trust us to serve them. 👏

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