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Wednesday September 10, 2025 8:00am - 9:10am CDT
Can thoughtful systemic benchmark assessments effectively change instruction? Two large Kansas districts developed a district comprehensive assessment system aligned with their pacing and curriculum to inform classroom strategies and support the level of rigor needed for state assessment readiness. When designed thoughtfully a comprehensive assessment footprint can provide teachers with clear insights into student understanding, enabling actionable feedback and instructional adjustments. By examining patterns in student thinking across assessments and learning experiences, educators can uncover deeper insights into students' conceptual development, learning processes, and schemas, allowing for more targeted and sustained instructional adjustments. Emphasizing growth over evaluation, assessment should promote clarity, individualized support, and professional development, ultimately enhancing student outcomes.
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Spencer Brown

Assistant Director of Assessment and Accountability, Olathe Public Schools
Spencer Brown, Assistant Director of Assessment and Accountability for Olathe Public Schools, supports efficient assessment practices that drive classroom instruction. With experience as a Mathematics Coordinator, MTSS leadership team member, Kansas MTSS trainer, and former high school... Read More →
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Dr. Zachary Conrad

Director, Kansas City Kansas Public Schools
Dr. Zachary Conrad is the Executive Director of Technology and Data for the Kansas City Kansas Public Schools. Previously, Dr. Conrad worked for the Lawrence Public Schools, Kansas MTSS, the KSDE, and the Center for Educational Testing and Evaluation.
Wednesday September 10, 2025 8:00am - 9:10am CDT
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