State tests
Know the test before test day.
Every state’s reading test for grades 3–8, with the official page for practice tests, score reports and parent guides. All 50 states and DC.
AlabamaACAP (Alabama Comprehensive Assessment Program)Official page ↗AlaskaAK STAR (Alaska System of Academic Readiness)Official page ↗ArizonaAASA (Arizona's Academic Standards Assessment)Official page ↗ArkansasATLAS (Arkansas Teaching, Learning & Assessment System)Official page ↗CaliforniaCAASPP (Smarter Balanced)Official page ↗ColoradoCMAS (Colorado Measures of Academic Success)Official page ↗ConnecticutSmarter BalancedOfficial page ↗DelawareDeSSA (Delaware System of Student Assessments)Official page ↗District of ColumbiaDC CAPE (District of Columbia Comprehensive Assessments of Progress in Education)Official page ↗FloridaFAST (Florida Assessment of Student Thinking)Official page ↗GeorgiaGeorgia MilestonesOfficial page ↗HawaiiSmarter Balanced AssessmentsOfficial page ↗IdahoISAT (Idaho Standards Achievement Test)Official page ↗IllinoisIAR (Illinois Assessment of Readiness)Official page ↗IndianaILEARNOfficial page ↗IowaISASP (Iowa Statewide Assessment of Student Progress)Official page ↗KansasKAP (Kansas Assessment Program)Official page ↗KentuckyKSA (Kentucky Summative Assessments)Official page ↗LouisianaLEAP 2025Official page ↗MaineMaine Through Year AssessmentOfficial page ↗MarylandMCAP (Maryland Comprehensive Assessment Program)Official page ↗MassachusettsMCAS (Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System)Official page ↗MichiganM-STEP (Michigan Student Test of Educational Progress)Official page ↗MinnesotaMCA (Minnesota Comprehensive Assessments)Official page ↗MississippiMAAP (Mississippi Academic Assessment Program)Official page ↗MissouriMAP (Missouri Assessment Program)Official page ↗MontanaMAST (Montana Aligned to Standards Through-Year)Official page ↗NebraskaNSCAS (Nebraska Student-Centered Assessment System)Official page ↗NevadaSmarter Balanced (SBAC)Official page ↗New HampshireNH SAS (New Hampshire Statewide Assessment System)Official page ↗New JerseyNJSLA (New Jersey Student Learning Assessments)Official page ↗New MexicoNM-MSSA (New Mexico Measures of Student Success and Achievement)Official page ↗New YorkGrades 3–8 ELA and Mathematics TestsOfficial page ↗North CarolinaEnd-of-Grade (EOG) TestsOfficial page ↗North DakotaND A+ (North Dakota A-PLUS)Official page ↗OhioOhio's State TestsOfficial page ↗OklahomaOSTP (Oklahoma School Testing Program)Official page ↗OregonOSAS (Oregon Statewide Assessment System)Official page ↗PennsylvaniaPSSA (Pennsylvania System of School Assessment)Official page ↗Rhode IslandRICAS (Rhode Island Comprehensive Assessment System)Official page ↗South CarolinaSC READYOfficial page ↗South DakotaSouth Dakota Math and ELA AssessmentsOfficial page ↗TennesseeTCAP (Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program)Official page ↗TexasSTAAR (State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness)Official page ↗UtahRISEOfficial page ↗VermontVTCAP (Vermont Comprehensive Assessment Program)Official page ↗VirginiaSOL (Standards of Learning) TestsOfficial page ↗WashingtonSmarter Balanced AssessmentsOfficial page ↗West VirginiaWVGSA (West Virginia General Summative Assessment)Official page ↗WisconsinWisconsin Forward ExamOfficial page ↗WyomingWY-TOPP (Wyoming Test of Proficiency and Progress)Official page ↗
On the state page, look for
- Practice tests or sample questions she can try at home
- What the score levels mean and when results come home
- Accommodations for students with an IEP or 504 plan
- Whether your state holds third graders back for reading (our guide)
Links checked on the states’ own sites on 30 September 2026. If one moves, tell us.