LEAP Algebra I Practice Test 2026 — Free LEAP Algebra I Exam Prep Questions
Louisiana students take the LEAP 2025 Algebra I end-of-course test when they complete Algebra I, and it is part of the state's high school graduation and accountability system. Our practice covers the four reporting categories: major algebra and function content, additional and supporting content, expressing mathematical reasoning, and modeling and application, all aligned to the K-12 Louisiana Student Standards for Mathematics.
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LEAP Algebra I format, scoring & key facts
Computer-based, fixed-form test in DRC INSIGHT, given in four timed sessions: Session 1a (25 minutes, no calculator), Session 1b (55 minutes), Sessions 2 and 3 (80 minutes each). A graphing (recommended) or scientific calculator is allowed in Sessions 1b, 2 and 3, and online graphing and scientific calculators are provided; calculators with computer algebra system features are not allowed. The High School Mathematics Reference Sheet is available in all sessions.
| Who takes it | Louisiana students enrolled in Algebra I (end-of-course test) |
|---|---|
| Standards | K-12 Louisiana Student Standards for Mathematics, Algebra I |
| Tasks | 39 operational tasks worth 68 points, plus 6 unscored field-test tasks |
| Sessions | Session 1a 25 min (no calculator), Session 1b 55 min, Sessions 2 and 3 80 min each; 240 minutes in all |
| Calculator | Not allowed in Session 1a; graphing (recommended) or scientific calculator in Sessions 1b, 2 and 3, with online graphing and scientific calculators provided; no CAS |
| Reference sheet | High School Mathematics Reference Sheet in every session: unit conversions, area and volume formulas, the quadratic formula, and arithmetic and geometric sequence and series formulas |
| Achievement levels | Unsatisfactory 650–699, Approaching Basic 700–724, Basic 725–749, Mastery 750–804, Advanced 805–850 |
| Graduation | Approaching Basic or above on Algebra I or Geometry meets that graduation-test pair |
| Course grade | Counts for 15–30% of the final course grade, as set by the school system |
| What's changing | Students entering ninth grade in 2026–27 or later take a comprehensive high school math exam (from spring 2028) instead of the Algebra I and Geometry tests |
Facts last verified Nov 3, 2026. Source: doe.louisiana.gov/docs/default-source/assessment-guidance/leap-2025-assessment-guide-for-algebra-i.pdf. Always confirm details with LDOE before your exam.
When can you take the LEAP Algebra I?
Three windows a year. 2026–27: fall November 30–December 18, 2026; spring April 1–May 12, 2027; summer June 21–25, 2027. Schools set the session dates within each window.
What the LEAP Algebra I covers
Every PrepBanq LEAP Algebra I test mirrors the official domain weights.
Domain distribution
% of the exam| Content domain | Weight | ≈ Questions on exam | Our practice questions |
|---|---|---|---|
Major Content28 of 68 points (Type I): Interpreting Functions, Solving Algebraically, and Solving Graphically/Rate of Change, plus interpreting and rewriting expressions and polynomial operations. | 41% | ~16 | 62 questions → |
Additional & Supporting Content14 of 68 points (Type I): rational and irrational numbers, equivalent forms of expressions, zeros and graphs of functions, linear systems, comparing and transforming functions, building linear and exponential functions, and two-way frequency tables. | 21% | ~8 | 31 questions → |
Expressing Mathematical Reasoning11 of 68 points (Type II, 3 tasks): written arguments and justifications and critiques of reasoning about numbers, equations, systems, polynomials and functions. | 16% | ~6 | 24 questions → |
Modeling & Application15 of 68 points (Type III, 4 tasks): solving multi-step real-world problems by building and using linear, quadratic and exponential models, micro-models and reasoned estimates. | 22% | ~9 | 33 questions → |
How to register for the LEAP Algebra I
Retake policy
Students who need to retest can test in a later fall, spring or summer window. The LEAP 2025 Algebra I test remains available for retests through the 2028–2029 school year.
Score release
Schools receive student reports through the DRC INSIGHT Portal; reports rate each reporting category Strong, Moderate or Weak.
Credential renewal
Students must pass one test in each of three pairs, including Algebra I or Geometry. The LEAP score also counts for 15–30% of the final Algebra I course grade, as set by the school system.
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LEAP Algebra I FAQ
How many questions are on the LEAP Algebra I?
The LEAP Algebra I has 39 questions and you have 4 hours to finish. Question types: Type I tasks (multiple choice with four options, multiple select, short answer, keypad input and technology-enhanced items such as drag and drop, drop-down and coordinate graphing; some have several parts), Type II reasoning tasks and Type III modeling tasks answered as constructed responses worth 3, 4 or 6 points. 39 operational tasks worth 68 points, plus 6 field-test tasks that do not count..
How long is the LEAP Algebra I exam?
Testing time for the LEAP Algebra I is 4 hours.
What is the passing score for the LEAP Algebra I?
LEAP Algebra I passing standard: Approaching Basic (scale score 700) or above meets the Algebra I/Geometry graduation requirement; Mastery begins at 750. Score range: 650–850.
How much does the LEAP Algebra I cost?
The LEAP Algebra I registration fee is Not applicable: Louisiana schools test students enrolled in Algebra I during the state testing windows; there is no individual registration. Check the official site for current fees before you register.
What is on the LEAP Algebra I?
The LEAP Algebra I covers Major Content (about 41%), Additional & Supporting Content (about 21%), Expressing Mathematical Reasoning (about 16%), Modeling & Application (about 22%).
Who administers the LEAP Algebra I?
The LEAP 2025 Algebra I is administered by LDOE. Delivery: Computer-based, fixed-form test in DRC INSIGHT, given in four timed sessions: Session 1a (25 minutes, no calculator), Session 1b (55 minutes), Sessions 2 and 3 (80 minutes each). A graphing (recommended) or scientific calculator is allowed in Sessions 1b, 2 and 3, and online graphing and scientific calculators are provided; calculators with computer algebra system features are not allowed. The High School Mathematics Reference Sheet is available in all sessions..
Can you retake the LEAP Algebra I?
Students who need to retest can test in a later fall, spring or summer window. The LEAP 2025 Algebra I test remains available for retests through the 2028–2029 school year.
Is there a free LEAP Algebra I practice test?
Yes. PrepBanq has 15 free LEAP Algebra I practice tests with 150 exam-style questions in the real LEAP Algebra I formats, and every answer is explained. No credit card is needed.
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