HIGH:
December 1-17, 2025 (All 9-12 enrolled in Gov., Pers. Finance, AP Econ, Econ)
April 20-May 13, 2026 (All 9-12 enrolled in Alg2, Pers. Finance, AP Econ, Econ, Biology, Eng2)
MIDDLE :
April 20-May 13, 2026 (All 6-8 enrolled in Alg1, Alg2, Geometry)
MAP EOC - High School.pdfMAP EOC - Middle School.pdfBIOLOGY-constructed-response-scoring-rubric
English I and II 2-Point Source-Based Blended Writing Scoring Guide: Conventions
English I and II 4-Point Source-Based Blended Writing Scoring Guide: Content Development/Elaboration
English I and II 4-Point Source-Based Blended Writing Scoring Guide: Organization and Flow
The buildings will initially pay for all AP proctoring expenses (subs or stipends) with their building budget.
Proctors that are paid stipends turn in time sheets to the financial secretary in their buildings.
Proctors that are paid by providing a sub for their classroom - we will need you to turn in the name of the sub that was used to cover classes for the teacher who was proctoring to your finance secretary to apply reimbursement for these subs from my office to the correct budget.
The financial secretary in your building should complete a GLA (General Ledger Adjustment) for expenses incurred for AP proctoring with the budget code that was used to pay the proctors and attach backup documentation for the expenses. Testing Department will reimburse the building budget no more than $1000 for AP proctor and/or subs. In order to reimburse your building for AP proctoring/sub expenses, you will need to submit a GLA to Mary Dykes no later than May 22, 2020
1. Q: A 5000 character limit - In years past their has been a 5,000 limit on responses, is this still the case?
A:The Character count is 10,000.
2. Q: Having to move the mouse because keystrokes are not recognized as activity - In years past, keystrokes didn't count as activity on a chromebook and student devices would time out causing them to start over. Is this still the case?
A:with using Chromebooks they will still time out within 15 minutes, so the mouse does need to be moved to prevent this
3. Q: Will listening be on the Spring EOC, specifically E2?
A: E2 Session 1 will have listening at the end
As part of the state assessment plan, these end-of-course summative assessments provide information regarding student attainment of Missouri Course-Level_Expectations (CLEs) in English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies.
Population
Students completing courses aligned with Algebra I, Biology, English II, U.S. Government, and Algebra II (only for students who completed Algebra I prior to grade 9)
How Data are Used and Shared
Performance data are returned to districts within 5 business days following the end of testing. Student-level reports are provided to families. Data are used at the state level for accountability and at the district/school/classroom level to monitor and improve instructional programs.
UPDATE:
The following is a message from DESE regarding Government EOC results:
Due to the stoppage from last Spring we were not able to conduct an achievement level during the summer 2020 (not enough results to match the traditional cohort). We will again hold the results until we can conduct a level setting this summer.
