Parent / Student Portal – How to Find Test Scores
Log into Parent/Student Portal
Log into Access Parent / Student Portal.
Parents, if you do not know your login information, contact the front office at your student’s school.
Students, your login information is the same login that you use at school to sign in.
On the left of the screen, you should see you(r) child(ren).
Select the child you would like to view information for and then select Test History.
Completed assessments will display with titles, such as Test, Administration Date, School Year, and Grade Level.
Select the grey triangle to view detailed information for specific tests.
A detailed information box will display showing the test and content area. It shows the Scale Score and Achievement Level earned. This screen also tells the amount of Possible Points and the Raw Score, the amount of points actually earned.
If you would like to view the ISR (Individual Student Report) for a specific state assessment, select Portal from the left side of the screen.
In the middle column, you will see your student’s name. Select the Florida Statewide Assessments Icon, which will direct you to the Florida Statewide Asssements Family Portal.
If you would like to view ISRs (Individual Student Report) for previous years, select a different year from the dropdown menu in the middle of your screen in the Family Portal.
Concordant Rule for Testing (Scores Needed for Graduation)
To receive a Florida high school diploma, students must earn an Achievement Level of 3 or higher on the 10th grade FSA ELA and the Algebra 1 EOC. If students do not earn a Level 3 or higher on these assessments, they can meet each graduation requirement by earning a passing score on a concordant assessment. Students need to know their cohort year (the year the student entered 9th Grade) to understand which alternate scores apply to them. Only students enrolled in high school will have a cohort year.
To see which cohort students are in, log into Parent/Student Portal, select the Grades tab.
Once the page loads, you will see the student’s Cohort Year.
Students who have a Cohort of 2019/2020 or Later
ELA (Reading)
- Must earn an achievement level of 3 or higher on the FSA ELA Grade 10
or
- Earn a 480 or higher on the SAT EBRW
- Earn an average of 18 or higher on the ACT English and Reading (can be super-scored…for example, students can use their Reading score from Spring 21 and their English score from Fall 22)
Algebra 1
- Must earn an achievement level of 3 or higher on the Algebra 1 EOC
or
- Must earn an achievement level of 3 or higher on the Geometry EOC
or
- Earn a 430 or higher on the PSAT/NMSQT
- Earn a 420 or higher on the SAT Math
- Earn a 16 or higher on the ACT Math