DRA reading levels

[BR <l0x6@YAHOO.COM>]

Have been asked by the teachers in our school (k-4) to
arrange our multi-copy books by reading level according to
DRA (Developmental Reading Assessment).
The state of Vermont has mandated DRA testing for second
graders. I have begun the process, but am having difficulty
finding the DRA levels for about half of our 200+/- sets --
and, of course The DRA system is not readily translatable
from other systems of leveling!
Does anyone know where I can find a more or less inclusive
list of titles with DRA levels noted?
Absent that, is there a way to assign the DRA level by
reading some of the text or by plugging some of the text
into a program that will find the DRA level for a given
title?
Help!
TIA
--Betty Rendino, Librarian
Jericho Elem Sch
Jericho, VT
l0x6@yahoo.com

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