Low Test Scores
June 15, 2011
Q. If my child’s achievement test scores were low this year, should I test him again? What test scores are within the acceptable range
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Q. If my child’s achievement test scores were low this year, should I test him again? What test scores are within the acceptable range
Q. If a student repeats a course due to a poor grade, is it acceptable to list the course once with the new grade
Q. What is the difference in part-time enrollment and dual enrollment? A. Part-time and dual enrollment refer to two types of enrollment that may
Kindergarten Testing Q. Am I required to test my kindergarten child if I notified my superintendent last fall that we would begin homeschooling? A.
Testing and Religious Exemption Q. Should I send in test results if I’m homeschooling under the religious exemption statute? A. No. If you are
Q. I’m concerned that changing tests might raise a red flag when I report the scores. Can you tell me if you think this
Q. On your website you said that testing should be done “February through July.” Is that the law? Can testing be done other times
Q. Can a student graduate from homeschool high school without a foreign language? A. Yes, a homeschool high school student can graduate from high
Testing Under Religious Exemption Q. If I’m homechooling under religious exemption, do I send in test results? A. If you are homeschooling because you
Q. I filed a Notice of Intent at the beginning of the school year, but will be moving to another county in a few
Q. If I’m part of a distance-learning program, do I need to submit an achievement test? A. The law requires you to provide some
Tax Deduction for Education Expenses Q. Can homeschoolers get a federal tax deduction for education expenses? A. No. The IRS Form 1040 instructions clearly
