No school from March 27-31
Reminder, no school from March 27-31 for Spring Break. School resumes Monday, April 3.
2022-23 Calendar for reference
Below you will find information to help you understand what the AAPPL assessment is, what it is used for, and how to support your student.
Learn more about the AAPPL assessment in the following document:
AAPPL (pdf)
What information will students, families and teachers receive?
Sample Student Report for the AAPPL test.
The following link will take you directly to the AAPPL practice site for the areas tested in High School. Scroll to the bottom of the site to find the Spanish language samples.
Interpersonal Listening and Speaking (Spanish)
Interpretive Listening (Spanish)
Interpretive Reading (Spanish)
Presentational Writing (Spanish)
Each year, the topics of AAPPL test questions are announced. The topics for this year are in the document linked below. Students in grades 9-12 will be at a level B2 (Intermediate to Advanced Low).
Test topics vary by year and language level. Here are the test topics for 2020-21.
Wondering what questions to ask in a meeting or conference? Here are some starting points:
AAPPL Discussion Points (pdf)
Learn what your score represents and how you can improve.
The test creator has a website with a great deal of information. You can find it at AAPPL Central
High School letters for all grades in English, (pdf)
Learn more about appropriate changes to support all learners:
AAPPL ELL Decisions (pdf)
AAPPL SwD/504 Accommodation Information (pdf)
Specific information regarding MMSD's Seal of Biliteracy.
Specific information regarding Wisconsin's Global Education Achievement Certificate.
Specific information regarding what "proficient" means, performance descriptors, and other information.
Proficiency Guidelines (pdf) from ACTFL
Performance Descriptors (pdf) from ACTFL
World Language Standards for Learning Languages (pdf)
Reminder, no school from March 27-31 for Spring Break. School resumes Monday, April 3.
2022-23 Calendar for reference