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TCAP Family Portal

Parents and guardians deserve clear information about their child’s education and progress. To meet this need, we are excited to share a useful tool from the Tennessee Department of Education—the TCAP Family Portal. The TCAP Family Portal is now available for families of students who took end of course tests in fall 2019 and fall 2020. We look forward to hearing your feedback on this new tool and encourage you to share your opinion—look for the feedback survey within the portal.
 
Each year, parts of the Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program (TCAP) are given to all students in grades 3 through high school for educators and families to measure what students know, where there are opportunities for growth, and how they can best support students.
 
On the TCAP Family Portal, families can now find detailed, personalized, information about their student’s progress and what to do next. In the TCAP Family Portal, you can:
  •  get immediate, on-demand access to your student’s state test results via your phone or computer,
  • track your student’s progress over time with the “Test History” feature;
  • learn the areas where your student demonstrated strengths and the areas where they can grow; and
  • find clear next steps to help your student improve.

Families can register for the portal at familyreport.tnedu.gov with their student’s state ID number. Your student's state ID, which is also referred to as a USID, is located on the top left-hand corner of your student's printed score report. If you do not have a score report to reference, please contact your school and ask for your student's state ID number. Please note that only families of students that completed TCAP testing in the fall 2019 and fall 2020 windows will have data in the platform at this time. Families of students testing in spring 2021 will have scores in the platform after that testing window is complete.

The online portal and the printable reports were designed with input from Tennessee families and include easy-to-understand icons, clear next-step language, and visual displays. In addition to this resource, families will continue to receive printed score reports for the annual state tests from their student’s school.