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Assessment Systems
Assessment Systems Needed for Administration of State Assessments
There are several applications and systems used to administer state assessments. Staff members may need access to one or more of these systems depending on their roles and responsibilities during testing.
This page explains the primary functions of each application to help determine who needs access. It also provides general guidance on where and how to request access to the appropriate system.
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If you are involved in all of the Michigan state assessments, you may need access to all of the systems used. This is a full list by assessment, the systems used and the functions that are done in each of the systems.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Secure access to each of these systems is for educators involved in Michigan state assessments only and not for the public or parents.
How to Request Access
OEAA Secure Site
Access to the OEAA Secure Site is managed through MiLogin for Business. Anyone that needs access to the OEAA Secure Site must submit a request through the OEAA Secure Site.
- Create or sign in to your MiLogin for Business account.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not on your Home page, select Discover Online Services.
- Search for Office of Educational Assessment and Accountability (OEAA) Secure Site under the Michigan Department of Education.
- Add the service to your Home page.
- Once on your Home page, select the OEAA Secure Site from your Home page and complete the Request Access form.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select the role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role to help you select the correct level of access. Don’t forget to attach the required form(s).
- Once your request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA.
- All District Administrator and Nonpublic School Administrator level user requests are processed through OEAA. It can take one to two business days.
- To keep your access active, you must log into the OEAA Secure Site at least once every 16 months. If your access to deactivated for any reason, you will need request access again.
Additional detailed instructions and required form(s) are available on the How do I get access to OEAA Secure Site page.
For support and assistance with the OEAA Secure Site reach out to mde-oeaa@michigan.gov or 877-560-8378, select option 1 from the phone menu.
DRC INSIGHT Portal
Even though the DRC INSIGHT Portal is a DRC system, access to it must be requested through the OEAA Secure Site.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not already listed on your MiLogin for Business Home page, complete the OEAA Secure Site access process above.
- Once in the OEAA Secure Site, complete the Request Access page. If the page does not automatically come up, select it from the Security menu.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select the DRC INSIGHT role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role in the OEAA Secure Site to help you select the correct level of access.
- Online Test Admin – AMS & INSIGHT Portal
- Online Technology – AMS & INSIGHT Portal
- Online Test Admin – INSIGHT Portal
- Once the request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA with the status of the request. If approved, within one to two business days, you will receive an email from DRC with your DRC INSIGHT login and password. The login will be your email address.
For support and assistance with the DRC INSIGHT Portal, reach out to 877-560-8378, select option 1 from the phone menu.
WIDA AMS
Even though the WIDA AMS is a separate DRC application, access to it must be requested through the OEAA Secure Site.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not already listed on your MiLogin for Business Home page, complete the OEAA Secure Site access process above.
- Once in the OEAA Secure Site, complete the Request Access page. If the page does not automatically come up, select it from the Security menu.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select the WIDA AMS role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role in the OEAA Secure Site to help you select the correct level of access.
- Online Test Admin – AMS & INSIGHT Portal
- Online Technology – AMS & INSIGHT Portal
- Once the request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA with the status of the request. If approved, within one to two business days, you will receive an email from DRC with your WIDA AMS login and password. The login will be your email address.
For support and assistance with the WIDA AMS reach out to 877-560-8378, select option 3 from the phone menu. For support with the OEAA Secure Site, reach out to mde-oeaa@michigan.gov or 877-560-8378, select option 1.
WIDA Secure Portal
The WIDA Secure Portal is a WIDA Consortium application. Only coordinator level access is granted through OEAA, all other access must be requested through the district English learner assessment coordinator.
- The district English learner assessment coordinator should verify they are listed in the Educational Entity Master (EEM) as the English learner assessment coordinator on the district record.
- The district English learner assessment coordinator should send an email to mailto:mde-oeaa@michigan.gov to request coordinator level access to the WIDA Secure Portal. Don’t forget to include the district name.
- Coordinator level access gives the user the ability to create new user accounts for staff in the district and the ability to monitor the training completion of staff.
- When an account is created, the user will receive an email from WIDA with a login and password within minutes.
- The coordinator can then manage the creation and removal of WIDA Secure Portal user accounts for others in their district.
For support and assistance with the WIDA Secure Portal reach out to help@wida.wisc.edu.
Career Readiness System (CRS) for WIN Work Readiness
Even though the CRS is a WIN Work Readiness application, access must be requested through the OEAA Secure Site. This is new for Spring 2027.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not already listed on your MiLogin for Business Home page, complete the OEAA Secure Site access process above.
- Once in the OEAA Secure Site, complete the Request Access page. If the page does not automatically come up, select it from the Security menu.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select a CRS role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role in the OEAA Secure Site to help you select the correct level of access.
- WIN CRS Test Coordinator
The new role will NOT be in the OEAA Secure Site until October 2026.
- Once the request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA with the status of the request. Within one to two business days, you will receive an email from WIN with your CRS login and password. The login will be your email address.
For support and assistance with the CRS reach out to support@winlearning.com or call 877-560-8378, select option 2 and then option 3 from the phone menu. For support with the OEAA Secure Site, reach out to mde-oeaa@michigan.gov or 877-560-8378, select option 1.
State Data Management System (SMDS) and Test Day Toolkit (TDK)
Even though the SMDS and TDK are College Board applications that are access through the College Board Professional Account, access must be requested through the OEAA Secure Site. The access that is requested through the OEAA Secure Site will allow the user to give new access to additional users within the SMDS and TDK. This is new for Spring 2027.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not already listed on your MiLogin for Business Home page, complete the OEAA Secure Site access process above.
- Once in the OEAA Secure Site, complete the Request Access page. If the page does not automatically come up, select it from the Security menu.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select SMDS/TDK role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role in the OEAA Secure Site to help you select the correct level of access.
- SDMS/TDTK Test Coordinator
- SDMS/TDTK Primary Test Coordinator
- SDMS/TDTK Backup Test Coordinator
Once the request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA with the status of the request. Within one to two business days, you will receive an email from College Board in one to two business days with your SMDS and TDK login and password. The login will be your email address.
- IMPORTANT NOTE: Due to restrictions in the SMDS and TDK, only one staff member per school can request this type of access. If a different staff member needs this type of access, the previous person’s access must be disabled by the school or district administrator level user of the OEAA Secure Site in the OEAA Secure Site. The access that is requested through the OEAA Secure Site will allow the user to give new access to additional users within the SMDS and TDK.
For support and assistance with the SMDS and TDK reach out to 877-560-8378, select option 2 and then option 2 again from the phone menu. For support with the OEAA Secure Site, reach out to mde-oeaa@michigan.gov or 877-560-8378, select option 1.
Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) Online
The SSD Online is a College Board application that is used to manage accommodation and supports for the state administered PSAT and SAT. The school’s SSD coordinator will need to:
- Have a College Board professional educator account
- Complete and submit the online SSD Coordinator Form. Please note that:
- Part of completion is to “upload written approval from your school administrator” (instruction provided on the form).
- College Board will verify the requestor’s affiliation with the school via the school’s online staff directory and/or contacting the approving school administrator. Lack of clarity or response will affect access.
- The time from submission to access is normally five business days
- Each school/program must have one Primary SSD Coordinator but may have multiple if permitted by district/school policy.
For support and assistance with the SSD Online reach out to 877-560-8378, select option 2 and then option 2 again from the phone menu.
College Board Professional Account
The College Board Professional Account is required to get access to the College Boards SSD Online, State Data Management System (SMDS) and Test Day Toolkit (TDK).
- Go to the College Board Professional Account registration page and fill in the required fields.
- Personal info: First name, middle initial, last name, email address, and confirmation email.
- Professional info: U.S. ZIP code of your organization, “Where do you work?” (select your school or district), and your primary job function.
- Stay connected: Check the box to receive College Board emails.
- Agreement: Accept the Legal Terms for Educators and Institutions
- Once submitted, you’ll be able to log in and manage your account.
- Link to Your Institution’s Tools
- For K–12: When creating the account, ensure your school or district is listed in “Where do you work?” to streamline role assignment in the Managing Access tool
For support and assistance with the Professional Account reach out to 877-560-8378, select option 2 and then option 2 again from the phone menu.
Bluebook
Bluebook is the downloaded application that students use to take College Board assessments.
Bluebook is used by school staff to enter test responses for students that have taken a SAT or PSAT paper test. You will use the student’s sign-in ticket to login into Bluebook ensuring the test is credited to the correct student. No additional access is needed.
For support and assistance with Bluebook reach out to 877-560-8378, select option 2 and then option 2 again from the phone menu.
K-12 Reporting Portal
The K-12 Assessment Reporting Portal is a College Board application where school and district staff can see student scores, score reports, and additional resources to support leveraging College Board assessment data for instruction.
As part of its Michigan Department of Education contracted testing, College Board grants portal access to school principals and district test coordinators who then manage access for their school and district staff.
Access is through your College Board professional account dashboard (log in or sign up for a new account at www.collegeboard.org).If you do not have access and your principal or district test coordinator are unable to assist you (for example, when there has been a change in personnel), please contact the state-contract customer service: 866-870-3127, michiganadministrator@collegeboard.org
Michigan Student Data System (MSDS) and Educational Entity Master (EEM)
MSDS and EEM (public site) are Center for Educational Performance and Information (CEPI) applications. District and school staff who maintain student or school information typically already have access.
Testing staff do not need direct access unless they are responsible for updating student or school data.
If information is incorrect:
- Identify the staff member responsible for MSDS or EEM.
- Request that they update the incorrect information.
- The corrected information will then be available for the assessment process.
Staff with access can be identified through the District and School Contact page in the OEAA Secure Site.
For support with MSDS and EEM, reach out to CEPI at 517-335-0505 or cepi@michigan.gov.
MiSchool Data
MiSchool Data is a public website where school accountability and state assessment reporting is released to the public. If you do need access to individual student level data, a secure login is required and is managed by the ISD.
For support and assistance with MiSchool Data, please use the Support Page.
MiLearn
MiLearn can be used to access students’ assessment history and scores through the school’s student information system (SIS). This would include students new to the school. Access to MiLearn is managed by the district and all questions, including access, should be directed to your local SIS support person.
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The Early Literacy and Mathematics Benchmark Assessment is administered to students in Kindergarten through Grade 2. Successfully administering the assessment requires access to several applications, each serving a different purpose throughout the testing process.
Use the information below to determine which staff members need access to each application based on their responsibilities during state testing.
OEAA Secure Site (OEAA Application) DRC INSIGHT Portal (DRC Application Michigan Student Data System (MSDS) (CEPI Application) Educational Entity Master (EEM) (CEPI Application) Assign Reporting and Research Codes X Assign Supports and Accommodations X Incident Reporting X Monitor Online Testing Sessions X Off-site Test Request X Online Test Session Creation X Pre-Identification of Students X Score Reports X Student Score Data Files X Update Coordinator Name and Contact Information X Update School Grade Levels X Update Student Name and Demographics X IMPORTANT NOTE: Secure access to each of these systems is for educators involved in Michigan state assessments only and not for the public or parents.How to Request Access
OEAA Secure Site
Access to the OEAA Secure Site is managed through MiLogin for Business. Anyone that needs access to the OEAA Secure Site must submit a request through the OEAA Secure Site.
- Create or sign in to your MiLogin for Business account.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not on your Home page, select Discover Online Services.
- Search for Office of Educational Assessment and Accountability (OEAA) Secure Site under the Michigan Department of Education.
- Add the service to your Home page.
- Once on your Home page, select the OEAA Secure Site from your Home page and complete the Request Access form.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select the role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role to help you select the correct level of access. Don’t forget to attach the required form(s).
- Once your request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA.
- All District Administrator and Nonpublic School Administrator level user requests are processed through OEAA. It can take one to two business days.
- To keep your access active, you must log into the OEAA Secure Site at least once every 16 months. If your access to deactivated for any reason, you will need request access again.
Additional detailed instructions and required form(s) are available on the How do I get access to OEAA Secure Site page.
For support and assistance with the OEAA Secure Site reach out to mde-oeaa@michigan.gov or 877-560-8378, select option 1 from the phone menu.
DRC INSIGHT Portal
Even though the DRC INSIGHT Portal is a DRC system, access to it must be requested through the OEAA Secure Site.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not already listed on your MiLogin for Business Home page, complete the OEAA Secure Site access process above.
- Once in the OEAA Secure Site, complete the Request Access page. If the page does not automatically come up, select it from the Security menu.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select the DRC INSIGHT role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role in the OEAA Secure Site to help you select the correct level of access.
- Online Test Admin – AMS & INSIGHT Portal
- Online Technology – AMS & INSIGHT Portal
- Online Test Admin – INSIGHT Portal
- Once the request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA with the status of the request. If approved, within one to two business days, you will receive an email from DRC with your DRC INSIGHT login and password. The login will be your email address.
For support and assistance with the DRC INSIGHT Portal, reach out to 877-560-8378, select option 1 from the phone menu.
Michigan Student Data System (MSDS) and Educational Entity Master (EEM)
MSDS and EEM (public site) are Center for Educational Performance and Information (CEPI) applications. District and school staff who maintain student or school information typically already have access to the MSDS and EEM.
Testing staff do not need access to these applications, however, since student and school data are pulled from these systems into the OEAA Secure Site, you may need to work with the person who can update incorrect data.
You can identify staff with access by viewing the District and School Contact page in the OEAA Secure Site.
For support and assistance with the MSDS and EEM, reach out to CEPI at 517-335-0505 or cepi@michigan.gov.
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The MI-Access Functional Independence (FI), Supported Independence (SI) and Participation (P) are administered to students in grades 3-8, 11. Successfully administering the assessment requires access to several applications, each serving a different purpose throughout the testing process.
Use the information below to determine which staff members need access to each application based on their responsibilities during state testing.
OEAA Secure Site DRC INSIGHT Portal Michigan Student Data System (MSDS) *Web-Based URL Educational Entity Master (EEM) Mischool Data MiLearn Accommodated Tests and Standard Paper/Pencil Material Orders X Additional Material Order X Assign Online Supports and Accommodations X Assign Reporting and Research Codes X Assign Supports and Accommodations X Central Office Services - Setting up devices for testing X District/School/State/Student Score Reports X X Download Contracted Print-to-Braille Page Correspondence X Enter FI paper test answer documents X Enter P and SI Scores X Incident Reporting X Individual Student Report X X Monitor Online Testing X Off-site Test Request X Online Test Session Creation X X Online Waiver Requests X Pre-Identification of Students X Preliminary Student Scores X Print Online Test Tickets X Public Released Assessment and Accountability Data X Request Access to DRC INSIGHT Portal X Student and Aggregate Score Data Files X Update Coordinator Name and Contact Information X Update School Grade Levels X Update Student Name and Demographics X Update Student Enrollment X Verify Accountable Students Enrolled and Demographics List X Verify Answer Documents Received and Submit Not Tested Reasons X *The web based URL may change yearly. It can be located on the login page of the DRC INSIGHT Portal without a login.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Secure access to each of these systems is for educators involved in Michigan state assessments only and not for the public or parents.
How to Request Access
OEAA Secure Site
Access to the OEAA Secure Site is managed through MiLogin for Business. Anyone that needs access to the OEAA Secure Site must submit a request through the OEAA Secure Site.
- Create or sign in to your MiLogin for Business account.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not on your Home page, select Discover Online Services.
- Search for Office of Educational Assessment and Accountability (OEAA) Secure Site under the Michigan Department of Education.
- Add the service to your Home page.
- Once on your Home page, select the OEAA Secure Site from your Home page and complete the Request Access form.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select the role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role to help you select the correct level of access. Don’t forget to attach the required form(s).
- Once your request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA.
- To keep your access active, you must log into the OEAA Secure Site at least once every 16 months. If your access to deactivated for any reason, you will need request access again.
Additional detailed instructions and required form(s) are available on the How do I get access to OEAA Secure Site page.
For support and assistance with the OEAA Secure Site reach out to mde-oeaa@michigan.gov or 877-560-8378, select option 1 from the phone menu.
DRC INSIGHT Portal
Even though the DRC INSIGHT Portal is a DRC system, access to it must be requested through the OEAA Secure Site.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not already listed on your MiLogin for Business Home page, complete the OEAA Secure Site access process above.
- Once in the OEAA Secure Site, complete the Request Access page. If the page does not automatically come up, select it from the Security menu.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select the DRC INSIGHT role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role in the OEAA Secure Site to help you select the correct level of access.
- Once the request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA with the status of the request. If approved, within one to two business days, you will receive an email from DRC with your DRC INSIGHT login and password. The login will be your email address.
For support and assistance with the DRC INSIGHT Portal, reach out to 877-560-8378, select option 1 from the phone menu.
MiSchool Data
MiSchool Data is a public website where school accountability and state assessment reporting is released to the public. If you do need access to individual student level data, a secure login is required and is managed by the ISD.
For support and assistance with MiSchool Data, please use the Support Page.
MiLearn
MiLearn can be used to access students’ assessment history and scores through the school’s student information system (SIS). This would include students new to the school. Access to MiLearn is managed by the district and all questions, including access, should be directed to your local SIS support person.
Michigan Student Data System (MSDS) and Educational Entity Master (EEM)
MSDS and EEM (public site) are Center for Educational Performance and Information (CEPI) applications. District and school staff who maintain student or school information typically already have access.
Testing staff do not need direct access unless they are responsible for updating student or school data.
If information is incorrect:
- Identify the staff member responsible for MSDS or EEM.
- Request that they update the incorrect information.
- The corrected information will then be available for the assessment process.
Staff with access can be identified through the District and School Contact page in the OEAA Secure Site.
For support with MSDS and EEM, reach out to CEPI at 517-335-0505 or cepi@michigan.gov.
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The M-STEP is administered to students in grades 3-8, 11, 12. Successfully administering the assessment requires access to several applications, each serving a different purpose throughout the testing process.
Use the information below to determine which staff members need access to each application based on their responsibilities during state testing.
OEAA Secure Site DRC INSIGHT Portal Michigan Student Data System (MSDS) Educational Entity Master (EEM) Mischooldata MiLearn Accommodated Tests and Standard Paper/Pencil Material Orders X Assign Reporting and Research Codes X Assign Supports and Accommodations X Central Office Services - Setting up devices for testing X District/School/Student/State Student Score Reports X X Download Glossary Reference Sheets X Incident Reporting X Individual Student Report X X Monitor Online Testing X Off-site Test Request X Online Test Session Creation X Online Waiver Requests X Pre-Identification of Students X Preliminary Student Scores X Print Barcode Labels for Paper Tests X Print Online Test Tickets X Public Released Assessment and Accountability Data X Request Access to DRC INSIGHT Portal X Request Use of Mulitplication Table X Student and Aggregate Score Data Files X Update Assessment Coordinator and Contact Information X Update School Grade Levels X Update Student Name and Demographics X Update Student Enrollment X Verify Accountable Students Enrolled and Demographics List X Verify Answer Documents Received and Submit Not Tested Reasons X How to Request Access
OEAA Secure Site
Access to the OEAA Secure Site is managed through MiLogin for Business. Anyone that needs access to the OEAA Secure Site must submit a request through the OEAA Secure Site.
- Create or sign in to your MiLogin for Business account.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not on your Home page, select Discover Online Services.
- Search for Office of Educational Assessment and Accountability (OEAA) Secure Site under the Michigan Department of Education.
- Add the service to your Home page.
- Once on your Home page, select the OEAA Secure Site from your Home page and complete the Request Access form.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select the role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role to help you select the correct level of access. Don’t forget to attach the required form(s).
- Once your request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA.
- All District Administrator and Nonpublic School Administrator level user requests are processed through OEAA. It can take one to two business days.
- To keep your access active, you must log into the OEAA Secure Site at least once every 16 months. If your access to deactivated for any reason, you will need request access again.
Additional detailed instructions and required form(s) are available on the How do I get access to OEAA Secure Site page.
For support and assistance with the OEAA Secure Site reach out to mde-oeaa@michigan.gov or 877-560-8378, select option 1 from the phone menu.
DRC INSIGHT Portal
Even though the DRC INSIGHT Portal is a DRC system, access to it must be requested through the OEAA Secure Site.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not already listed on your MiLogin for Business Home page, complete the OEAA Secure Site access process above.
- Once in the OEAA Secure Site, complete the Request Access page. If the page does not automatically come up, select it from the Security menu.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select the DRC INSIGHT role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role in the OEAA Secure Site to help you select the correct level of access.
- Online Test Admin – AMS & INSIGHT Portal
- Online Technology – AMS & INSIGHT Portal
- Online Test Admin – INSIGHT Portal
- Once the request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA with the status of the request. If approved, within one to two business days, you will receive an email from DRC with your DRC INSIGHT login and password. The login will be your email address.
For support and assistance with the DRC INSIGHT Portal, reach out to 877-560-8378, select option 1 from the phone menu.
MiLearn
MiLearn can be used to access students’ assessment history and scores through the school’s student information system (SIS). This would include students new to the school. Access to MiLearn is managed by the district and all questions, including access, should be directed to your local SIS support person.
MiSchool Data
MiSchool Data is a public website where school accountability and state assessment reporting is released to the public. If you do need access to individual student level data, a secure login is required and is managed by the ISD.
For support and assistance with MiSchool Data, please use the Support Page.
Michigan Student Data System (MSDS) and Educational Entity Master (EEM)
MSDS and EEM (public site) are Center for Educational Performance and Information (CEPI) applications. District and school staff who maintain student or school information typically already have access.
Testing staff do not need direct access unless they are responsible for updating student or school data.
If information is incorrect:
- Identify the staff member responsible for MSDS or EEM.
- Request that they update the incorrect information.
- The corrected information will then be available for the assessment process.
Staff with access can be identified through the District and School Contact page in the OEAA Secure Site.
For support with MSDS and EEM, reach out to CEPI at 517-335-0505 or cepi@michigan.gov.
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The College Board PSAT is given to grades 8, 9, and 10 in Michigan each spring to comply with federal and state laws.
OEAA Secure Site Test Day Toolkit SSD Online State Data Management System (SMDS) College Board Link Michigan Student Data System (MSDS) k-12 Reporting Portal Educational Entity Master (EEM) Mischooldata MiLearn Accountability Reporting X Accountable Students Enrolled and Demographics List X Assign Reporting and Research Codes X Force Matching Accommodations X Individual Student Report X X Initial Material Order (schools with Online Waiver) X Irregularity Report X Monitor Online Testing Sessions X Off-site Test Request X Online Test Session Creation X Online Waiver Requests X Pre-Identification of Students X Public Released Assessment Data X Request Accommodations, including Paper Materials X Score Reports X Student Score Data Files X Submit Not tested Reasons X Update Coordinator Name and Contact Information X Update School Grade Levels X Update Student Name and Demographics X Update Student Enrollment X Verify Answer Documents Received X View Student Roster X Waiving Accommodations X IMPORTANT NOTE: Secure access to each of these systems is for educators involved in Michigan state assessments only and not for the public or parents.
How to Request Access
OEAA Secure Site
Access to the OEAA Secure Site is managed through MiLogin for Business. Anyone that needs access to the OEAA Secure Site must submit a request through the OEAA Secure Site.
- Create or sign in to your MiLogin for Business account.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not on your Home page, select Discover Online Services.
- Search for Office of Educational Assessment and Accountability (OEAA) Secure Site under the Michigan Department of Education.
- Add the service to your Home page.
- Once on your Home page, select the OEAA Secure Site from your Home page and complete the Request Access form.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select the role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role to help you select the correct level of access. Don’t forget to attach the required form(s).
- Once your request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA.
- All District Administrator and Nonpublic School Administrator level user requests are processed through OEAA. It can take one to two business days.
- To keep your access active, you must log into the OEAA Secure Site at least once every 16 months. If your access to deactivated for any reason, you will need request access again.
Additional detailed instructions and required form(s) are available on the How do I get access to OEAA Secure Site page.
For support and assistance with the OEAA Secure Site reach out to mde-oeaa@michigan.gov or 877-560-8378, select option 1 from the phone menu.
State Data Management System (SMDS) and Test Day Toolkit (TDK)
Even though the SMDS and TDK are College Board applications that are access through the College Board Professional Account, access must be requested through the OEAA Secure Site. The access that is requested through the OEAA Secure Site will allow the user to give new access to additional users within the SMDS and TDK. This is new for Spring 2027.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not already listed on your MiLogin for Business Home page, complete the OEAA Secure Site access process above.
- Once in the OEAA Secure Site, complete the Request Access page. If the page does not automatically come up, select it from the Security menu.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select SMDS/TDK role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role in the OEAA Secure Site to help you select the correct level of access.
- SDMS/TDTK Test Coordinator
- SDMS/TDTK Primary Test Coordinator
- SDMS/TDTK Backup Test Coordinator
The new roles will NOT be available in the OEAA Secure Site until early October 2026.
Once the request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA with the status of the request. Within one to two business days, you will receive an email from College Board in one to two business days with your SMDS and TDK login and password. The login will be your email address.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Due to restrictions in the SMDS and TDK, only one staff member per school can request this type of access. If a different staff member needs this type of access, the previous person’s access must be disabled by the school or district administrator level user of the OEAA Secure Site in the OEAA Secure Site. The access that is requested through the OEAA Secure Site will allow the user to give new access to additional users within the SMDS and TDK.
For support and assistance with the SMDS and TDK reach out to 877-560-8378, select option 2 and then option 2 again from the phone menu. For support with the OEAA Secure Site, reach out to mde-oeaa@michigan.gov or 877-560-8378, select option 1.
Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) Online
The SSD Online is a College Board application that is used to manage accommodation and supports for the state administered PSAT and SAT. The school’s SSD coordinator will need to:
- Have a College Board professional educator account
- Complete and submit the online SSD Coordinator Form. Please note that:
- Part of completion is to “upload written approval from your school administrator” (instruction provided on the form).
- College Board will verify the requestor’s affiliation with the school via the school’s online staff directory and/or contacting the approving school administrator. Lack of clarity or response will affect access.
- The time from submission to access is normally five business days
- Each school/program must have one Primary SSD Coordinator but may have multiple if permitted by district/school policy.
For support and assistance with the SSD Online reach out to 877-560-8378, select option 2 and then option 2 again from the phone menu.
College Board Professional Account
The College Board Professional Account is required to get access to the College Boards SSD Online, State Data Management System (SMDS) and Test Day Toolkit (TDK).
- Go to the College Board Professional Account registration page and fill in the required fields.
- Personal info: First name, middle initial, last name, email address, and confirmation email.
- Professional info: U.S. ZIP code of your organization, “Where do you work?” (select your school or district), and your primary job function.
- Stay connected: Check the box to receive College Board emails.
- Agreement: Accept the Legal Terms for Educators and Institutions
- Once submitted, you’ll be able to log in and manage your account.
- Link to Your Institution’s Tools
- For K–12: When creating the account, ensure your school or district is listed in “Where do you work?” to streamline role assignment in the Managing Access tool
For support and assistance with the Professional Account reach out to 877-560-8378, select option 2 and then option 2 again from the phone menu.
Bluebook
Bluebook is the downloaded application that students use to take College Board assessments.
Bluebook is used by school staff to enter test responses for students that have taken a SAT or PSAT paper test. You will use the student’s sign-in ticket to login into Bluebook ensuring the test is credited to the correct student. No additional access is needed.
For support and assistance with Bluebook reach out to 877-560-8378, select option 2 and then option 2 again from the phone menu.
K-12 Reporting Portal
The K-12 Assessment Reporting Portal is a College Board application where school and district staff can see student scores, score reports, and additional resources to support leveraging College Board assessment data for instruction.
As part of its Michigan Department of Education contracted testing, College Board grants portal access to school principals and district test coordinators who then manage access for their school and district staff.
Access is through your College Board professional account dashboard (log in or sign up for a new account at www.collegeboard.org).If you do not have access and your principal or district test coordinator are unable to assist you (for example, when there has been a change in personnel), please contact the state-contract customer service: 866-870-3127, michiganadministrator@collegeboard.org
MiSchool Data
MiSchool Data is a public website where school accountability and state assessment reporting is released to the public. If you do need access to individual student level data, a secure login is required and is managed by the ISD.
For support and assistance with MiSchool Data, please use the Support Page.
MiLearn
MiLearn can be used to access students’ assessment history and scores through the school’s student information system (SIS). This would include students new to the school. Access to MiLearn is managed by the district and all questions, including access, should be directed to your local SIS support person.
Michigan Student Data System (MSDS) and Educational Entity Master (EEM)
MSDS and EEM (public site) are Center for Educational Performance and Information (CEPI) applications. District and school staff who maintain student or school information typically already have access.
Testing staff do not need direct access unless they are responsible for updating student or school data.
If information is incorrect:
- Identify the staff member responsible for MSDS or EEM.
- Request that they update the incorrect information.
- The corrected information will then be available for the assessment process.
Staff with access can be identified through the District and School Contact page in the OEAA Secure Site.
For support with MSDS and EEM, reach out to CEPI at 517-335-0505 or cepi@michigan.gov.
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The SAT is given grade 11 and some grade 12 students each year in Michigan in the Spring each year to comply with federal and state law.
OEAA Secure Site Test Day Toolkit SSD Online State Data Management System (SMDS) Bluebook Michigan Student Data System (MSDS) K-12 Reporting Portal Educational Entity Master (EEM) Mischooldata MiLearn Pre-Identification of Students X Accountability Reporting X Assign and Manage Proctors and Test Administrators X Assign Reporting and Research Codes X Force Matching Accommodations X Individual Student Reports X X Initial Material Order (schools with Online Waiver) X Irregularity Report X Monitor Online Testing Sessions X Off-site Test Request X Online Test Session Creation X Online Waiver Requests X Print Student Test Tickets X Public Released Assessment Data X Request Accommodations, Including Paper Mateirals X Request Paper Test for a Student X Request Supports and Accommodations X Schools Enter Student Paper Test Responses X X Score Reports X X Student Score Data Files X Submit Not tested Reasons X Take Attendance and Read Test Day Script X Update Coordinator Name and Contact Information X X Update School Grade Levels X Update Student Name and Demographics X Update Student Enrollment for Accountability X Verify Accountable Students Enrolled and Demographics List X Verify Answer Documents Received X IMPORTANT NOTE: Secure access to each of these systems is for educators involved in Michigan state assessments only and not for the public or parents.
How to Request Access
OEAA Secure Site
Access to the OEAA Secure Site is managed through MiLogin for Business. Anyone that needs access to the OEAA Secure Site must submit a request through the OEAA Secure Site.
- Create or sign in to your MiLogin for Business account.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not on your Home page, select Discover Online Services.
- Search for Office of Educational Assessment and Accountability (OEAA) Secure Site under the Michigan Department of Education.
- Add the service to your Home page.
- Once on your Home page, select the OEAA Secure Site from your Home page and complete the Request Access form.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select the role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role to help you select the correct level of access. Don’t forget to attach the required form(s).
- Once your request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA.
- All District Administrator and Nonpublic School Administrator level user requests are processed through OEAA. It can take one to two business days.
- To keep your access active, you must log into the OEAA Secure Site at least once every 16 months. If your access to deactivated for any reason, you will need request access again.
Additional detailed instructions and required form(s) are available on the How do I get access to OEAA Secure Site page.
For support and assistance with the OEAA Secure Site reach out to mde-oeaa@michigan.gov or 877-560-8378, select option 1 from the phone menu.
State Data Management System (SMDS) and Test Day Toolkit (TDK)
Even though the SMDS and TDK are College Board applications that are access through the College Board Professional Account, access must be requested through the OEAA Secure Site. The access that is requested through the OEAA Secure Site will allow the user to give new access to additional users within the SMDS and TDK. This is new for Spring 2027.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not already listed on your MiLogin for Business Home page, complete the OEAA Secure Site access process above.
- Once in the OEAA Secure Site, complete the Request Access page. If the page does not automatically come up, select it from the Security menu.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select SMDS/TDK role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role in the OEAA Secure Site to help you select the correct level of access.
- SDMS/TDTK Test Coordinator
- SDMS/TDTK Primary Test Coordinator
- SDMS/TDTK Backup Test Coordinator
The new roles will NOT be available in the OEAA Secure Site until early October 2026.
Once the request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA with the status of the request. Within one to two business days, you will receive an email from College Board in one to two business days with your SMDS and TDK login and password. The login will be your email address.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Due to restrictions in the SMDS and TDK, only one staff member per school can request this type of access. If a different staff member needs this type of access, the previous person’s access must be disabled by the school or district administrator level user of the OEAA Secure Site in the OEAA Secure Site. The access that is requested through the OEAA Secure Site will allow the user to give new access to additional users within the SMDS and TDK.
For support and assistance with the SMDS and TDK reach out to 877-560-8378, select option 2 and then option 2 again from the phone menu. For support with the OEAA Secure Site, reach out to mde-oeaa@michigan.gov or 877-560-8378, select option 1.
Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) Online
The SSD Online is a College Board application that is used to manage accommodation and supports for the state administered PSAT and SAT. The school’s SSD coordinator will need to:
- Have a College Board professional educator account
- Complete and submit the online SSD Coordinator Form. Please note that:
- Part of completion is to “upload written approval from your school administrator” (instruction provided on the form).
- College Board will verify the requestor’s affiliation with the school via the school’s online staff directory and/or contacting the approving school administrator. Lack of clarity or response will affect access.
- The time from submission to access is normally five business days
- Each school/program must have one Primary SSD Coordinator but may have multiple if permitted by district/school policy.
For support and assistance with the SSD Online reach out to 877-560-8378, select option 2 and then option 2 again from the phone menu.
College Board Professional Account
The College Board Professional Account is required to get access to the College Boards SSD Online, State Data Management System (SMDS) and Test Day Toolkit (TDK).
- Go to the College Board Professional Account registration page and fill in the required fields.
- Personal info: First name, middle initial, last name, email address, and confirmation email.
- Professional info: U.S. ZIP code of your organization, “Where do you work?” (select your school or district), and your primary job function.
- Stay connected: Check the box to receive College Board emails.
- Agreement: Accept the Legal Terms for Educators and Institutions
- Once submitted, you’ll be able to log in and manage your account.
- Link to Your Institution’s Tools
- For K–12: When creating the account, ensure your school or district is listed in “Where do you work?” to streamline role assignment in the Managing Access tool
For support and assistance with the Professional Account reach out to 877-560-8378, select option 2 and then option 2 again from the phone menu.
Bluebook
Bluebook is the downloaded application that students use to take College Board assessments.
Bluebook is used by school staff to enter test responses for students that have taken a SAT or PSAT paper test. You will use the student’s sign-in ticket to login into Bluebook ensuring the test is credited to the correct student. No additional access is needed.
For support and assistance with Bluebook reach out to 877-560-8378, select option 2 and then option 2 again from the phone menu.
K-12 Reporting Portal
The K-12 Assessment Reporting Portal is a College Board application where school and district staff can see student scores, score reports, and additional resources to support leveraging College Board assessment data for instruction.
As part of its Michigan Department of Education contracted testing, College Board grants portal access to school principals and district test coordinators who then manage access for their school and district staff.
Access is through your College Board professional account dashboard (log in or sign up for a new account at www.collegeboard.org).If you do not have access and your principal or district test coordinator are unable to assist you (for example, when there has been a change in personnel), please contact the state-contract customer service: 866-870-3127, michiganadministrator@collegeboard.org
MiSchool Data
MiSchool Data is a public website where school accountability and state assessment reporting is released to the public. If you do need access to individual student level data, a secure login is required and is managed by the ISD.
For support and assistance with MiSchool Data, please use the Support Page.
MiLearn
MiLearn can be used to access students’ assessment history and scores through the school’s student information system (SIS). This would include students new to the school. Access to MiLearn is managed by the district and all questions, including access, should be directed to your local SIS support person.
Michigan Student Data System (MSDS) and Educational Entity Master (EEM)
MSDS and EEM (public site) are Center for Educational Performance and Information (CEPI) applications. District and school staff who maintain student or school information typically already have access.
Testing staff do not need direct access unless they are responsible for updating student or school data.
If information is incorrect:
- Identify the staff member responsible for MSDS or EEM.
- Request that they update the incorrect information.
- The corrected information will then be available for the assessment process.
Staff with access can be identified through the District and School Contact page in the OEAA Secure Site.
For support with MSDS and EEM, reach out to CEPI at 517-335-0505 or cepi@michigan.gov.
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The WIDA ACCESS and WIDA Alternate Access are assessments for English learner students in grades K-12.
OEAA Secure Site WIDA AMS WIDA Secure Portal Michigan Student Data System (MSDS) Educational Entity Master (EEM) MISchoolData MiLearn Accommodated Version and Standard Paper/Pencil Material Initial Material Order X Accountability Data X Accountable Students Enrolled and Demographics List X Accommodated Versions and Standard Paper/Pencil Material Additional Material Order X Assign Reporting and Research Codes X Assign Supports and Accommodations X District/School/Student Score Reports X X English Learner Materials X Incident Reporting X Individual Student Report X X Monitor Online Testing X Off-site Test Request X Online Test Session Creation X Online Waiver Requests X Pre-Identification of Students X Student Score Data Files X Submit False EL X Submit WIDA Test Exceptions for Students with Disabilities X Update Coordinator name and contact information X Update School Grade Levels X Update Student Name and Demographics X Update Student Enrollment X Verify Answer Documents Received and Submit Not Tested Reasons X WIDA Assessment Trainings X IMPORTANT NOTE: Secure access to each of these systems is for educators involved in Michigan state assessments only and not for the public or parents.
How to Request Access
OEAA Secure Site
Access to the OEAA Secure Site is managed through MiLogin for Business. Anyone that needs access to the OEAA Secure Site must submit a request through the OEAA Secure Site.
- Create or sign in to your MiLogin for Business account.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not on your Home page, select Discover Online Services.
- Search for Office of Educational Assessment and Accountability (OEAA) Secure Site under the Michigan Department of Education.
- Add the service to your Home page.
- Once on your Home page, select the OEAA Secure Site from your Home page and complete the Request Access form.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select the role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role to help you select the correct level of access. Don’t forget to attach the required form(s).
- Once your request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA.
- All District Administrator and Nonpublic School Administrator level user requests are processed through OEAA. It can take one to two business days.
- To keep your access active, you must log into the OEAA Secure Site at least once every 16 months. If your access to deactivated for any reason, you will need request access again.
Additional detailed instructions and required form(s) are available on the How do I get access to OEAA Secure Site page.
For support and assistance with the OEAA Secure Site reach out to mde-oeaa@michigan.gov or 877-560-8378, select option 1 from the phone menu.
WIDA AMS
Even though the WIDA AMS is a separate DRC application, access to it must be requested through the OEAA Secure Site.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not already listed on your MiLogin for Business Home page, complete the OEAA Secure Site access process above.
- Once in the OEAA Secure Site, complete the Request Access page. If the page does not automatically come up, select it from the Security menu.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select the WIDA AMS role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role in the OEAA Secure Site to help you select the correct level of access.
- Online Test Admin – AMS & INSIGHT Portal
- Online Technology – AMS & INSIGHT Portal
- Once the request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA with the status of the request. If approved, within one to two business days, you will receive an email from DRC with your WIDA AMS login and password. The login will be your email address.
For support and assistance with the WIDA AMS reach out to 877-560-8378, select option 3 from the phone menu. For support with the OEAA Secure Site, reach out to mde-oeaa@michigan.gov or 877-560-8378, select option 1.
WIDA Secure Portal
The WIDA Secure Portal is a WIDA Consortium application. Only coordinator level access is granted through OEAA, all other access must be requested through the district English learner assessment coordinator.
- The district English learner assessment coordinator should verify they are listed in the Educational Entity Master (EEM) as the English learner assessment coordinator on the district record.
- The district English learner assessment coordinator should send an email to mailto:mde-oeaa@michigan.gov to request coordinator level access to the WIDA Secure Portal. Don’t forget to include the district name.
- Coordinator level access gives the user the ability to create new user accounts for staff in the district and the ability to monitor the training completion of staff.
- When an account is created, the user will receive an email from WIDA with a login and password within minutes.
- The coordinator can then manage the creation and removal of WIDA Secure Portal user accounts for others in their district.
For support and assistance with the WIDA Secure Portal reach out to help@wida.wisc.edu.
MiSchool Data
MiSchool Data is a public website where school accountability and state assessment reporting is released to the public. If you do need access to individual student level data, a secure login is required and is managed by the ISD.
For support and assistance with MiSchool Data, please use the Support Page.
MiLearn
MiLearn can be used to access students’ assessment history and scores through the school’s student information system (SIS). This would include students new to the school. Access to MiLearn is managed by the district and all questions, including access, should be directed to your local SIS support person.
Michigan Student Data System (MSDS) and Educational Entity Master (EEM)
MSDS and EEM (public site) are Center for Educational Performance and Information (CEPI) applications. District and school staff who maintain student or school information typically already have access.
Testing staff do not need direct access unless they are responsible for updating student or school data.
If information is incorrect:
- Identify the staff member responsible for MSDS or EEM.
- Request that they update the incorrect information.
- The corrected information will then be available for the assessment process.
Staff with access can be identified through the District and School Contact page in the OEAA Secure Site.
For support with MSDS and EEM, reach out to CEPI at 517-335-0505 or cepi@michigan.gov.
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The WIDA screeners are used in grades K-12 to determine a student's proficiency with the English language.
OEAA Secure Site WIDA AMS WIDA Secure Portal www.michigan.gov/wida Michigan Student Data System (MSDS) Educational Entity Master (EEM) Central Office Services - Setting up devices for testing X Educator Scoring X Monitor Online Testing Sessions X Off-site Test Request X Online Test Session Creati
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X Order Paper Material X Pre-Identification of Students/Enter Scores X X Print Testing Materials
X Score Reports X X Student Score Data Files X Update Coordinator Name and Contact Information X Update School Grade Levels X Update Student Name and Demographics X WIDA Assessment Trainings X IMPORTANT NOTE: Secure access to each of these systems is for educators involved in Michigan state assessments only and not for the public or parents.
How to Request Access
OEAA Secure Site
Access to the OEAA Secure Site is managed through MiLogin for Business. Anyone that needs access to the OEAA Secure Site must submit a request through the OEAA Secure Site.
- Create or sign in to your MiLogin for Business account.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not on your Home page, select Discover Online Services.
- Search for Office of Educational Assessment and Accountability (OEAA) Secure Site under the Michigan Department of Education.
- Add the service to your Home page.
- Once on your Home page, select the OEAA Secure Site from your Home page and complete the Request Access form.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select the role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role to help you select the correct level of access. Don’t forget to attach the required form(s).
- Once your request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA.
- All District Administrator and Nonpublic School Administrator level user requests are processed through OEAA. It can take one to two business days.
- To keep your access active, you must log into the OEAA Secure Site at least once every 16 months. If your access to deactivated for any reason, you will need request access again.
Additional detailed instructions and required form(s) are available on the How do I get access to OEAA Secure Site page.
For support and assistance with the OEAA Secure Site reach out to mde-oeaa@michigan.gov or 877-560-8378, select option 1 from the phone menu.
WIDA AMS
Even though the WIDA AMS is a separate DRC application, access to it must be requested through the OEAA Secure Site.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not already listed on your MiLogin for Business Home page, complete the OEAA Secure Site access process above.
- Once in the OEAA Secure Site, complete the Request Access page. If the page does not automatically come up, select it from the Security menu.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select the WIDA AMS role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role in the OEAA Secure Site to help you select the correct level of access.
- Online Test Admin – AMS & INSIGHT Portal
- Online Technology – AMS & INSIGHT Portal
- Once the request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA with the status of the request. If approved, within one to two business days, you will receive an email from DRC with your WIDA AMS login and password. The login will be your email address.
For support and assistance with the WIDA AMS reach out to 877-560-8378, select option 3 from the phone menu. For support with the OEAA Secure Site, reach out to mde-oeaa@michigan.gov or 877-560-8378, select option 1.
WIDA Secure Portal
The WIDA Secure Portal is a WIDA Consortium application. Only coordinator level access is granted through OEAA, all other access must be requested through the district English learner assessment coordinator.
- The district English learner assessment coordinator should verify they are listed in the Educational Entity Master (EEM) as the English learner assessment coordinator on the district record.
- The district English learner assessment coordinator should send an email to mailto:mde-oeaa@michigan.gov to request coordinator level access to the WIDA Secure Portal. Don’t forget to include the district name.
- Coordinator level access gives the user the ability to create new user accounts for staff in the district and the ability to monitor the training completion of staff.
- When an account is created, the user will receive an email from WIDA with a login and password within minutes.
- The coordinator can then manage the creation and removal of WIDA Secure Portal user accounts for others in their district.
For support and assistance with the WIDA Secure Portal reach out to help@wida.wisc.edu.
Michigan Student Data System (MSDS) and Educational Entity Master (EEM)
MSDS and EEM (public site) are Center for Educational Performance and Information (CEPI) applications. District and school staff who maintain student or school information typically already have access.
Testing staff do not need direct access unless they are responsible for updating student or school data.
If information is incorrect:
- Identify the staff member responsible for MSDS or EEM.
- Request that they update the incorrect information.
- The corrected information will then be available for the assessment process.
Staff with access can be identified through the District and School Contact page in the OEAA Secure Site.
For support with MSDS and EEM, reach out to CEPI at 517-335-0505 or cepi@michigan.gov.
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The WIN Work Readiness is a work skills test that is offered to students in grades 11 and 12 each spring.
OEAA Secure Site Career Readiness System (CRS) Michigan Student Data System (MSDS) Educational Entity Master (EEM) MiLearn Assign Reporting and Research Codes X Create Online Test Sessions X District/School/State and Student Score Reports X X Incident Report X Individual Student Report X X National Work Readiness Credential
X Off-site Test Request X Online Waiver Request X Pre-Identification of Students X Print Barcode Labels for Paper Tests X Print Test Tickets X Standard and Accommodated Paper Material Orders X Student Score Data Files X Update Assessment Coordinator and Contact Information X Update School Grade Levels X Update Student Name and Demographics X Update Student Enrollment to Ensure Valid Score X Verify Answer Documents Received X IMPORTANT NOTE: Secure access to each of these systems is for educators involved in Michigan state assessments only and not for the public or parents.
How to Request Access
OEAA Secure Site
Access to the OEAA Secure Site is managed through MiLogin for Business. Anyone that needs access to the OEAA Secure Site must submit a request through the OEAA Secure Site.
- Create or sign in to your MiLogin for Business account.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not on your Home page, select Discover Online Services.
- Search for Office of Educational Assessment and Accountability (OEAA) Secure Site under the Michigan Department of Education.
- Add the service to your Home page.
- Once on your Home page, select the OEAA Secure Site from your Home page and complete the Request Access form.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select the role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role to help you select the correct level of access. Don’t forget to attach the required form(s).
- Once your request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA.
- All District Administrator and Nonpublic School Administrator level user requests are processed through OEAA. It can take one to two business days.
- To keep your access active, you must log into the OEAA Secure Site at least once every 16 months. If your access to deactivated for any reason, you will need request access again.
Additional detailed instructions and required form(s) are available on the How do I get access to OEAA Secure Site page.
For support and assistance with the OEAA Secure Site reach out to mde-oeaa@michigan.gov or 877-560-8378, select option 1 from the phone menu.
Career Readiness System (CRS) for WIN Work Readiness
Even though the CRS is a WIN Work Readiness application, access must be requested through the OEAA Secure Site. This is new for Spring 2027.
- If the OEAA Secure Site is not already listed on your MiLogin for Business Home page, complete the OEAA Secure Site access process above.
- Once in the OEAA Secure Site, complete the Request Access page. If the page does not automatically come up, select it from the Security menu.
- Complete each required field and when prompted to select a role, select a CRS role that is most appropriate based on your responsibilities. Role descriptions are provided next to each role in the OEAA Secure Site to help you select the correct level of access.
- WIN CRS Test Coordinator
The new role will NOT be in the OEAA Secure Site until October 2026.
- Once the request has been processed by the district or school administrator level user, you will immediately receive an email notification from OEAA with the status of the request. Within one to two business days, you will receive an email from WIN with your CRS login and password. The login will be your email address.
For support and assistance with the CRS reach out to support@winlearning.com or call 877-560-8378, select option 2 and then option 3 from the phone menu. For support with the OEAA Secure Site, reach out to mde-oeaa@michigan.gov or 877-560-8378, select option 1.
MiLearn
MiLearn can be used to access students’ assessment history and scores through the school’s student information system (SIS). This would include students new to the school. Access to MiLearn is managed by the district and all questions, including access, should be directed to your local SIS support person.
Michigan Student Data System (MSDS) and Educational Entity Master (EEM)
MSDS and EEM (public site) are Center for Educational Performance and Information (CEPI) applications. District and school staff who maintain student or school information typically already have access.
Testing staff do not need direct access unless they are responsible for updating student or school data.
If information is incorrect:
- Identify the staff member responsible for MSDS or EEM.
- Request that they update the incorrect information.
- The corrected information will then be available for the assessment process.
Staff with access can be identified through the District and School Contact page in the OEAA Secure Site.
For support with MSDS and EEM, reach out to CEPI at 517-335-0505 or cepi@michigan.gov.