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Can an out-of-level test be considered an “alternate” assessment?

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Can an out-of-level test be considered an “alternate” assessment?

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Out-of-level tests are considered modified administrations of the State or district-wide assessments rather than alternate assessments, and scores on out-of-level tests should be converted to reflect performance at grade level and reported as performance at the grade level at which the child is placed unless such reporting would be statistically inappropriate.

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