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Available Now: Online SAGE Test Results

Canyons School District parents and guardians can now view their children’s SAGE test results online.

Results are available via a families’ private Skyward accounts, the same account used for annual online registration. The portal is a secure site that provides parents more immediate access to their child’s SAGE results once school lets out for the summer.

Five CSD schools – Midvale Middle School and Sandy, Copperview, East Midvale, and Midvale elementary schools – have opted to provide all parents with paper copies of SAGE test results. These will be mailed to parents on June 19, the same day they are posted to Skyward Family Access. Parents whose children do not attend the above schools but who would like a paper copy of results should contact their school’s office by June 4, 2017.

SAGE exams are administered in late spring to all Utah students in grades 3-10, and to high school seniors enrolled in chemistry and physics courses.

SAGE test results are expressed in terms of proficiency. Proficiency means that a student has a strong understanding of challenging content in math, science and English language arts, and that the student is on track to be prepared for college and careers.  The SAGE proficiency levels are expressed in four levels: Highly Proficient; Proficient; Approaching Proficient; and Below Proficient.

Your student’s performance also will be expressed in a scaled score, as assigned by the Utah State Office of Education. The scaled score will allow you to compare your student’s subject test results from year to year. It also will allow you to compare your student’s subject test results to school district and state averages.

On an individual level, it’s important to remember that SAGE results are among many student performance indicators, including class quizzes and tests, homework assignments, and projects.

To access Skyward:

  • Click here to access Canyons District’s Skyward portal
  • Click on the Family Access tab
  • Log in to Skyward Family Access with your username and password
  • Click on the SAGE Results tab

If you have questions about your child’s SAGE results, please call the school principal or the District Office of Research and Assessment at 801-826-5090.  

Need help accessing Skyward? Please call 801-826-5202 for assistance, or Click here for Skyward Family Access login instructions.

To learn more about SAGE, please visit the State Office of Education’s SAGE guide for parents: http://www.schools.utah.gov/assessment/SAGE-Communication/FamilyGuide.aspx.

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