TCAP
The Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program, or TCAP, is a set of statewide assessments given in Tennessee to measure students' skills and progress.
Students in grades 3-8 take the Achievement Test, and high school students take End of Course exams for various subjects. More information about the Achievement test can be found below, and more information End of Course exams can be found on the Secondary Assessments page.
Student results are reported to parents, teachers and administrators and can be found on the Data Releases page or the annual Report Card, which comes out each fall.
Achievement Test
The Achievement Test is a timed, multiple choice assessment that measures skills in Reading, Language Arts, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies.
In addition, some schools choose to administer the Achievement Test to students in Kindergarten and Grades 1 and 2. The 'K-2 Achievement' link below provides more information.
Tennessee is an English-only state; all assessments are provided in English only. We do not offer any of our assessments in a native language format.
For Parents & Students
FAQ - Find answers to your questions about the Achievement Test
Parent's Guide - Understanding Your Student's Individual Profile Report 2012 
For Teachers & Administrators
5/30/12 Explanation of SPI's to be dropped from 2012-13 Math 3-8 TCAP
5/30/12 List of dropped SPI's
Spring 2013 TCAP Achievement Test Administration Manual
Spring 2013 TCAP Achievement Teacher Directions
Spring 2013 TCAP MAAS Teacher Directions
Educator's Guide to Test Report Interpretation - 2013 Coming Soon!
All TCAP Tests
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