Which statement about reporting assessments to stakeholders is supported by the material?

• A. It should be reported to teachers
• B. It should be kept private
• C. It should be reported to stakeholders
• D. It should be reported to external agencies

Answer: (C)

Reporting assessments to stakeholders is about using student data to support growth and accountability by sharing results with the people who can act on them. Stakeholders include parents or guardians, teachers, school leaders, counselors, and, when appropriate and with consent, the student themselves. When results are shared with these groups, it helps coordinate supports, monitor progress over time, and guide instructional or intervention decisions. Keeping results private limits collaboration and the ability to mobilize resources to help the student. While there are contexts where external agencies may be involved, the material emphasizes informing those who have a direct role in the student’s education. So reporting to stakeholders is the supported approach.