From the Office of Instruction

-12, we have commons assessments for numerous purposes. Some of them go into eDoctrina, and some do not- but we do them all.  In essence, "District Assessments" reflect those common assessments that need to be entered into eDoctrina.   We still have other common assessments that are administered..  An example is ELA module assessments.  We understand this title/way of thinking for ELA is a change for folks.    

We would liken it to how we handle the math assessments.  There are common assessments for almost every unit at every grade 1-4.  Teachers are responsible to administer all of them; however, only a couple are entered into eDoctrina.   Students still do them all. 

We also have SS unit common summative assessments for K-4. None of them are entered into eDoctrina, but they are not optional- students do them all. 

So in summary, the list on SharePoint titled "District Assessments" reflect only those common assessments that are entered into  eDoctrina.  We also have other math, ELA, and social studies common assessments embedded in the curriculum units that are required. The science common assessments are in the BOCES 4 kits.