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Test Windows and Reporting Timeline

Targeted 2026 Colorado State Assessments Reporting Timeline

Reports and files provided or made available by Pearson, College Board, or University of Kansas (DLM) contain or may contain student personally identifiable information. These reports and files should be treated as confidential.

Student Level Data Files

WIDA ACCESS and WIDA Alternate ACCESS Available April 30th via WIDA AMS
CMAS Available May 27th via PearsonAccessnext
CoAlt: Science and Social Studies Available May 27th via PearsonAccessnext
CO PSAT/SAT Available June 5th via College Board's K-12 assessment reporting portal
CO PSAT/SAT (file to be used for accountability) Available June 11th via Syncplicity
CoAlt: ELA and Math (DLM) Available June 11th via Syncplicity
 

District and School Summary Data Files

CO PSAT/SAT Educators can generate as of June 5th via College Board's K-12 assessment reporting portal
CMAS Available June 2nd via PearsonAccessnext
CoAlt: Science and Social Studies Available June 2nd via PearsonAccessnext
 

Individual Student Performance Results

CMAS Student Performance Summary

Available May 27th

CoAlt: Science and Social Studies Student Performance Summary

Available May 27th

Detailed CMAS Student Performance

Available June 11th

Detailed CoAlt: Science and Social Studies Student Performance

Available June 11th

CO PSAT/SAT

Available May 14th via students’ online College Board account or in the BigFuture School app (PSAT 10 and SAT)

Available to educators June 5th via College Board’s K-12 assessment reporting portal

CoAlt: Mathematics and ELA (DLM)

Available June 1st

 

Additional CMAS and CoAlt Reports

  • Participation Summary Reports
  • Content Standards Rosters
  • District Summary of Schools
  • Performance Level Summaries
Available June 17th via PearsonAccessnext
  • Evidence Statement Analysis (CMAS Math/ELA/ CSLA)
  • Item Analysis Reports (CMAS Science/Social Studies)
Available June 17th via PearsonAccessnext
 

Growth Data Files

WIDA ACCESS Early July
CMAS & PSAT/SAT Early August
 

School and District Performance Frameworks

Data released to districts Early August
Preliminary Performance Frameworks released to districts Late August
Public release of Preliminary Performance Frameworks; Notification to districts for state and ESSA identifications; Data updated in UIPs including assurances Early September
AEC Frameworks released Mid September
 

Accreditation and UIP Dates

Accreditation Form submission deadline September 25

Submission deadline:

  1. Unified Improvement Plan unless flexibilities apply
  2. Request to Reconsider materials due in the Accreditation Portal
October 15
Optional UIP submission for eligible sites (e.g., new identification and Request to Reconsider) January 15

Tentative 2027 Colorado State Assessment Windows

A typical state assessment administration season is scheduled for spring 2027 as required by state and federal law. The testing calendar is developed keeping in mind that some schools are on four-day week calendars, some schools may experience a weather closure, and some students may miss a couple of days due to religious observance. While it is not feasible to develop a testing schedule that completely avoids all work-restricted religious holidays every year, they are taken into consideration in determining the calendar.

WIDA ACCESS

  • January 11 through February 12, 2027

Colorado Measures of Academic Success (CMAS)*

  • April 5 through April 23, 2027

CO PSAT/SAT

  • April 12 through April 23, 2027

Notes for all programs:

  • To the extent possible, students taking the alternate assessment in a content area for which they are participating in a general education class should be assessed at the same time as their general education peers to avoid missed instruction (align alternate assessment schedules to ACCESS, CMAS, and PSAT/SAT schedules). Schools may also ensure that students taking the alternate assessment do not miss instruction from their general education class(es) through other means.

  • Students requiring accommodations (including CSLA) should test at the same time as their peers.

* Per the passage of House Bill 26-1533, social studies tests will be administered in grade 7 at all schools. Social studies will not be administered in grade 4 at any school.