Are students who are on home and hospital instruction required to take HSA exams if they are taking/enrolled in an HSA course? Who administers the exam(s)?
Students who are on home and hospital teaching and who are completing a course for which there is a High School Assessment must participate in the HSA testing. These students would take the test on the same primary administration or make‐up testing day as students attending school but would have the test administered in their home and hospital setting. The test examiner who administers the test in the home and hospital setting, just like an in‐school test examiner, must meet all the qualifications to be a Certified Test Examiner as outlined in the Test Administration and Coordination Manual (TACM) for the High School Assessments.
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