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Nevada’s system for assessing students, the Nevada Proficiency Examination Program (NPEP), consists of different tests taken by students enrolled in public and charter schools in specific grades and specific programs. NPEP includes the following assessments: High School Proficiency Examination (HSPE) in Reading and Mathematics; Writing Assessments; Iowa Test of Basic Skills (ITBS); Iowa Tests of Educational Development (ITED); Criterion-Referenced Tests in Reading, Mathematics, and Science (CRT), Language Proficiency Assessment; Nevada Alternate Scales of Academic Achievement (NASAA); and National Assessment for Educational Progress (NAEP).
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