DO STUDENTS ENROLLED IN EXCEPTIONAL CHILDRENS PROGRAMS HAVE TO MEET THE STANDARDS?
Yes, unless they are participating in an alternate assessment that is documented in their individualized education plans (IEP’s). In order to receive high school diplomas exceptional children must meet all diploma requirements. WHAT HAPPENS IF A STUDENT FAILS TO MEET THE STANDARDS? School officials recognize that some students do not test well or may not test well on a given day. According to NC State Board policy, students scoring Level II are required to take Retest 1. Administration of Retest 1 for reading, math and science tests will occur in a reasonable time from the receipt of the initial test results. Remediation will be provided during the interim period. Parents may request that their child be excused from the second administration if a student scores Level I on the reading or math test. The child will be offered focused intervention after which another administration of the test will occur. Teachers or parents may request a review for students scoring below Level III on an E
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