Engage with Student Scores on TCAP Family Portal

As we begin the 2023-24 school year, the Tennessee Department of Education is encouraging all parents and families of students who took the TCAP in grades 3-8 and students who took end-of-course assessments to log in to the TCAP Family Portal for on-demand access to their student’s assessment results and more. The TCAP Family Portal is one of the department’s many free resources that provides districts, schools, families, legislators, and local communities with the tools to give students the best education and opportunities in the classroom and beyond.

Utilized by families across the state, the platform has been accessed by over 78,000 unique users since it was launched in January 2020. User engagement with the portal during back-to-school time increased over 40% between 2022 and 2023. Parents and families can watch this short video or reference this graphic to access the TCAP Family Portal. Follow updates on social media at #KnowMoreLearnMoreTN.

The TCAP Family Portal is an essential online tool to help families understand their child’s TCAP scores through valuable data and resources, including specific questions from previous assessments, historical data tracing back to 2019, and sample questions for families to ask educators about their students’ academic progress.

To learn more about the TCAP Family Portal, click here.   Thank you.

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PBS Programming Continues During August Statewide

The department continues its regular PBS block and is providing academic instructional videos airing on PBS statewide, which provide video lessons for Pre-K-2 students.

Families can watch these instructional video lessons created specifically for Tennessee students on all six state PBS stations – WNPT Nashville, East Tennessee PBS, WCTE Upper Cumberland, WKNO Memphis, West TN PBS, and Chattanooga WTCI from 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. CST.

The schedule for August can be found on the department’s website. PBS Teaching Tennessee classroom lessons for 1st- 8th grade students can be found on the department’s YouTube page. All 320 lessons have companion teacher lesson plans and student packets. Learn more here.