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Does the law specify any promotion requirements, testing or record keeping by the home study program?

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Does the law specify any promotion requirements, testing or record keeping by the home study program?

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The law does not specify any promotion requirements. However, it does stipulate that an “appropriate” nationally standardized testing program be administered in consultation with a person trained in the administration and interpretation of norm-referenced tests. The law further states that the student must be evaluated at least every three years. National-norm assessments must be given at the end of grades 3, 6, 9, and 12. Additionally, the records of such tests must be retained for three years.

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