1. Classroom and Benchmark Assessment Items
Classroom and Benchmark Items (Formerly in the ClassScape System)
3-8 ELA: 5453
English II: 593
3-8 Math: 11186
Algebra I/Integrated I: 2376
5 Science: 1871
8 Science: 2297
Biology: 1635
Total: (development is ongoing)
This is a breakdown of what is available in the system now, more items will be added on a schedule that is TBD (likely on a monthly basis).
All ClassScape Items, benchmark and classroom, are live for users as of 8/13/13. Teachers can see a total of over 23,000 classroom items (total from all sources) and district assessment users can see over 34,000 items (this includes both benchmark and classroom items from all sources in the system).
These items are split into a bank for teachers to use daily for classroom assessment purposes (Publisher = NCDPI_Classroom) and a bank that is secure at the district level for benchmark purposes (Publisher = NCDPI_Benchmark).

2. Purchased Resources (Assessment Items)
Classroom (non-secure) Science and Social Studies Assessment Items [8,600+ items]
NWEA Social Studies Items
Grade 7: 43
Grade 8: 17
Global Geography: 131
World History: 524
American History I: 124
American History II: 517
Civics and Economics: 617
Total: 1973
NWEA Science Items
Grade 3: 152
Grade 4: 633
Grade 5: 352
Grade 6: 1006
Grade 7: 880
Grade8: 659
Physical Science: 603
Biology: 1030
Chemistry: 596
Physics: 174
Earth and Environmental: 594
Science Total: 6679
NWEA = Northwest Evaluation Association
These items were purchased as part of the contract for Home Base and are aligned to the NC Essential Standards in Science and Social Studies.
NWEA items are available to teachers at the classroom level and should not be used for benchmark assessments (Publisher = NWEA). These items are currently active to all users (so if teachers or district users log-in to the system today, these items are available).

3. Purchased Resources (Assessment Items)
Throughout
Next Generation K-12 Common Core ELA and Math Items [in Development]
These items were purchased as part of the Home Base contract and are scheduled to be added to the system in batches throughout the school year. The items are still under development through partnerships with Pearson and other state clients. All items are aligned to the Common Core. At this time the plan is for these items to be added to the classroom level for teachers to access and use in their classrooms.