What is the general passing score for the WEST-E tests?

The general passing score for the WEST-E tests is set at 240 out of 300. This score is established as a benchmark to ensure that educators demonstrate a sufficient level of knowledge and skill in their chosen endorsement areas. A passing score of 240 indicates a competent understanding of the content and ability to apply that knowledge effectively in an educational setting.

Scores are typically normalized, and the passing point reflects the level of performance needed to meet the standards expected by educational authorities in Washington. The scoring system is designed to provide a fair and reliable measure of educator readiness, supporting effective teaching practices.