What is a substantial hardship?
A substantial hardship is a significant, unique, and identifiable economic, technological, legal, or other type of deprivation that impacts your ability to pass the GHSGT or the GHSWT. How do I apply for a GHSGT or GHSWT waiver? Complete the student waiver checklist included in this document. SBOE Rule 160-1-3-.09 is included in this document or available on the Department of Education website requires that the student (or the parent or guardian of a student under 18 years old) request consideration for a waiver through your high school principal. In the request, you or your parent/guardian must indicate the section(s) of the test for which you are requesting consideration for a waiver. You are reminded that your IEP must document a disability or you should provide documented evidence of a substantial hardship. Check with your school counselor if you have questions about the process. What happens after I apply for a waiver? If you meet the minimum eligibility requirements for applying
