§ 28A.655.005 Findings
§ 28A.655.006 Condensed compliance reports — Second-class districts
§ 28A.655.010 Washington commission on student learning — Definitions
§ 28A.655.068 Statewide high school assessment in science
§ 28A.655.070 State learning standards — Duties of the superintendent of public instruction
§ 28A.655.071 Revised essential academic learning requirements — Legislative review — Implementation
§ 28A.655.075 Essential academic learning requirements and grade level expectations for educational technology literacy and technology fluency — Assessments — Reports
§ 28A.655.080 Washington kindergarten inventory of developing skills — Implementation and administration — Work group — Reports — Grants — Waivers
§ 28A.655.090 Statewide student assessment — Reporting requirements
§ 28A.655.095 Students with cognitive disabilities — Alternative assessment system
§ 28A.655.100 Performance goals — Reporting requirements
§ 28A.655.110 Annual school performance report — Model report form
§ 28A.655.115 Outreach and feedback — Working group — Model feedback tools and strategies
§ 28A.655.130 Accountability implementation funds
§ 28A.655.140 Technical assistance
§ 28A.655.150 Consolidation of requirements for categorical grant programs — Use of electronic applications and reporting
§ 28A.655.180 Waivers for educational restructuring programs
§ 28A.655.185 Intent — Apple award program
§ 28A.655.200 Norm-referenced assessments — Diagnostic assessments
§ 28A.655.210 K-12 education data improvement system
§ 28A.655.220 Washington kindergarten inventory of developing skills — Fairness and bias review
§ 28A.655.230 Reading skills — Meeting for grade placement and strategies for student improvement — Exemptions
§ 28A.655.235 Reading skills — Intensive reading and literacy improvement strategy — Calculation of tested students at or below basic on third grade student assessment — State menu of best practices
§ 28A.655.250 Graduation pathway options
§ 28A.655.260 Graduation pathway options — Review and monitoring — Participation data
§ 28A.655.280 Applicability of certificates of individual achievement and assessments
§ 28A.655.300 Global citizens in a global society
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