AZELLA Reassessment Test FAQs
What is the Spring 2027 AZELLA Reassessment - Summative administration window?
February 1 - March 19, 2027
7-week testing window to test all EL students with the Spring AZELLA Reassessment - Summative
When will the results of the Spring 2027 AZELLA Reassessment - Summative be available?
May 2027
The electronic results of the Spring 2027 AZELLA Reassessment Test will be available uploaded to the students' EL70 Reports, or the records will be in the AZELLA Corrections application. The results will also be included on the EL72 Report.
May 2027 - the ELPA21 paper copies of the Individual Student Reports arrive at district offices.
- 1 copy must be placed in the student's cumulative folders and
- 1 copy must be provided to the parents.
Which students are required to be administered the Spring AZELLA Reassessment - Summative?
Kindergarten through Grade 12 students with an EL need are required to participate in the Spring Reassessment - Summative.
Students who are administered the AZELLA Placement - Dynamic Screener after MARCH 1 of the current school year are not required to be administered the Spring Reassessment - Summative.
Which students will be pre-registered by Cambium for the Spring AZELLA Reassessment - Summative?
Students who are listed on the EL73 Report as EL Group 1, 2, and 4 will be pre-registered for the Spring AZELLA Reassessment - Summative.
Students who are not pre-registered for the Spring AZELLA Reassessment - Summative by Cambium must be registered for the test through TIDE by the AZELLA District Test Coordinator and the AZELLA School Test Coordinator.
What accommodated forms will be available for the Spring AZELLA Reassessment - Summative?
All accommodated forms of the Spring AZELLA Reassessment - Summative must be approved annually by submitting the AZELLA Additional Accommodations Request Form by December 4, 2026, for the Spring 2027 Reassessment administration.
The accommodated forms for the Spring AZELLA Reassessment - Summative include:
- Special Paper Version (SPV)
- SPV Large Print
- Braille
- ASL
- Alt ELPA
- The Alt ELPA is required for EL students who qualify for Alternate Assessments. These students must have a current English Language Proficiency (ELP) record that is eligible for EL program services.
Should students who are attending or participating in a Distance Learning Program within the district or charter district be associated with the Distance Learning Program or their home school in PAN?
The Distance Learning Program is not a school; it's a program. Students must be registered for the AZELLA test under the district or charter home school. Students must be administered the test in a brick-and-mortar district/school setting. Most students who are associated with an online learning program are administered the test at their home school.