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11. Frequently Asked Questions - Louisiana Department Of Education This page is designed to answer questions regarding ged testing. The Adult Education Program Supervisor or High school guidance Counselor in your area http://www.doe.state.la.us/lde/family/1577.html

Division of Family Career and Technical Education Adult and Family Literacy Services Monitoring and Reporting Career and Technical Education ... State Literacy Resource Center Family, Career and Technical Education Frequently Asked Questions WHAT IS THE GED? The G.E.D. is the General Education Development program that represents the alternative to a High School Diploma. It requires tests verifying an equivalency to accepted high school standards. The GED Test is comprised of 5 tests: Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Language Arts/Reading, and Language Arts/Writing. The candidate must earn a minimum standard score of 410 on each test and an average standard score of 450. WHERE CAN I TAKE THE GED TEST? You may contact the Adult Education Program Supervisor in your parish or information is available at this web address: www.doe.state.la.us . IS IT POSSIBLE TO TAKE THE GED TEST ONLINE? No. The GED Testing Service does not have a system in place to allow a candidate to take the GED Test online. The following are a few reasons that underlie this decision: · Security. The GED Testing Service has not developed a reliable method of determining if the person registered to take the test is the actual person who takes the test.

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Belleview High School "An Equal Opportunity School" Guidance Home Administration Guidance Teachers ... Calendar Guidance Counselors Mrs. Schorfhaar 9th Grade Mr. Vowinkel 10th Grade Mrs. Greer 11th Grade Mrs. Thompson 12th Grade GUIDANCE PLAN driven by the needs of the student body, lead individualized for students - four-year plan based on test scores, teacher recommendations and parent input influenced by a seamless transition from grade to grade and program to program 9th Grade First step into high school assessed through FCAT scores, teacher recommendations and parent/counselor discussions. Maximized learning climate and future goals facilitated through efforts by counselors who continuously monitor and change schedules as needed. Pesco Interest Inventory, which builds self concept, given to each student. Counselors develop a 4-year portfolio and conduct several classroom visitations throughout the year. 10th Grade Guided by counselor judgment, students may choose their own schedules based on grades, test scores and parent/teacher in-put. PSAT and FCAT move the student through the process.

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Bradford Area School District 150 Lorana Avenue Bradford, PA 16701 Phone: Fax: Superintendent: Sandra Romanowski Staff Services/Programs Protected Handicapped Students (Chapter 15-504 Plans) Educational Support Programs ... Contacts BRADFORD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICES OF PUPIL PERSONNEL AND SPECIAL SERVICES The Bradford Area School District offers a wide variety of Special Education Services to children in our schools. The following represents an explanation of services. If you wish to request any of these services or want more information call the Pupil Personnel Office at 814-362-3841. Psychological Services Multidisciplinary Evaluation Speech Guidance Counselor Special Education Classes Gifted Support Learning Disabilities Program Standardized Testing Program Home Schooling Homebound Instruction GED Testing Center PA Access Coordinator District Homeless Liaison FERPA - HIPAA Regulator School Nursing Services Early Intervention Transition Secondary Student Transition Provide OT/PT Therapy Service Agreement - 504 Plan Residential Placement Coordinator Alternative Education/District Liaison with Beacon Light Behavioral Health Systems Psychological Services provided in the school district include the evaluation of students, recommendation to teachers, and parent conferences. Psychological tests are administered for a variety of reasons by the school psychologist. Parents will be advised in advance of the need for testing and must give consent for the testing to be done. After the testing process has been completed and the reports written, parents are notified and appropriate conferences are scheduled.

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Sara Kennedy,Ed.S. National Board Certified-(eligble) Counselor Bio Beverly Turner Ed.S Counselor Bio Phone: (706) 865-4961 FAX: (706) 219-4901 White County High School Counseling Department! Our professional school counselors provide support to students, families, and staff. Adhering to the American School Counseling Association Standards, we provide academic, personal and social, and career counseling so that students can look forward to successful completion of high school as well as planning for productive adulthood. Students are assigned to a counselor as follows: Sara Kennedy Beverly Turner 12th Grade-all 11th Grade- Last name P-Z 11th Grade-Last name A-O 10th Grade-All Remember, school success is a team effort among students, parents, teachers, counselors and administrators, and communities. Counseling Services Sophomore Tips Junior Tips Senior Tips ... Websites of Interests Counseling Services Personal/Social Concerns: About Self About Family About Friends/Peers Crisis or Emergency Academic Advising: To learn about graduation requirements To learn about college entrance tests: PSAT, SAT, ACT

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A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n Contemporary Research in the United States, Germany, and Japan on Five Education Issues: United States The Educational Structure of the United States School System (continued) Grade Promotion Requirements for advancement from grade to grade, or even from the elementary to the secondary level, are not standardized in the United States. Decisions on whether to promote a student from one class to the next have traditionally been made primarily on the basis of the student's academic performance. The one major exception occurs at the kindergarten level, where readiness to enter the first grade is often dependent on the teacher's (and sometimes the parents') assessment of the child's social and emotional readiness as much as his or her knowledge or readiness to learn. Historically, decisions to promote or hold back a student were made at the local school level, on the basis of evaluations made by individual teachers or building officials. American school systems seldom established formal system-level tests or examinations to qualify students for entry and continuation in programs or for certification at the completion of a program (McPartland and Crain 1987). However, in response to reports detailing the declining quality of American education, the late 1970s and 1980s saw the introduction of state and school district minimum competency examinations. These tests are usually given at critical junctures in both the elementary and secondary levels and are frequently tied to promotion to the next level of schooling or to the awarding of a high school diploma (McPartland and Crain 1987).

18. To: Guidance Counselors And ISAEP Coordinators One part of this program is the ISAEPged program for in-school students. the standardized reading test, ged Practice Test, and vocational assessment. http://www.opencampus.vbcps.k12.va.us/ISAEP explanation.htm

OPEN CAMPUS (OC) INDIVIDUAL STUDENT ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION PLAN (ISAEP LAB) Contact: Cindy Minehan Address: Open Campus 273 N. Witchduck Road, Virginia Beach, VA 23462 Phone: 473-5091 Ext. 64420 Fax: 473-5683 E-mail: cminehan@vbschools.com ISAEP Lab hours are: Monday and Wednesday 8:30 am – 6:00 pm Tuesday and Thursday 8:30 am – 4:00 pm Friday 8:30 am – 3:30 pm *Transportation is not provided to OC. For Guidance Counselors, Home School Individual Student Alternative Education Plan Coordinators, Parent Information A. What is the Individual Student Alternative Education Program (ISAEP)? The ISAEP is an umbrella under which Alternative Programs may operate. One part of this program is the ISAEP-GED program for in-school students. The program at Open Campus will allow students 16-17 years old to work toward a General Education Development (GED) Certificate without dropping out of school. Students must be referred and must qualify to be admitted. B. What students may be considered for this program? An enrolled student who is at least 16 years old and not more than 17 years old who: is not performing academically;

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High School Testing AP (Advanced Placement): The Advanced Placement program of credit by examination for college level studies pursued in high school. AP is a nationwide program administered by the College Board. IB (International Baccalaureate): The IB program is an internationally recognized program which culminates in six academically demanding exams which may provide students with college credit. CAHSEE (California High School Exit Exam): The high school exit exam includes English Language Arts and Math areas of testing. It is required for the class of 2006 and beyond to earn a high school diploma. It may also be used as one of two options for the SVUSD high school graduation testing requirement. Further information including study guides and released test questions are available on the California Department of Education website at http://www.cde.ca.gov/ta/tg/hs/resources.asp STAR PROGRAM : California's S tandardized T esting A nd R eporting includes: CAT/6: California Achievement Test, a nationally normed basic skills test. To meet one of the two options for the SVUSD high school graduation testing requirement for the class of 2005 only, a student must achieve a score at or above the 23 rd percentile (including use of the standard error of measurement) on the 11 th grade standardized tests administered under the California STAR Program or other norm-referenced standardized tests.

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Alternative Education Offers a Menu of Choices in Norfolk. CORONADO SCHOOL Coronado is an alternative school for girls who are pregnant. Purpose: Students are provided the opportunity to continue their education while accessing a variety of specialized resources and services including academic instruction, prenatal guidance, parenting training, and counseling. Program Requirements: Must be enrolled in a Norfolk Public School Completion of a Pre-natal Care Verification Package Parent/student orientation to Coronado Verification of pregnancy Benefits: Students participating in the program will: Take courses necessary to meet graduation requirements Small classes - all female Focus on SOL mastery, attitude maturity, parenting skills and career planning Health issues are discussed - individual case management under the care of Public Health nurse Program Design: Classes are a continuation of middle and high school courses designed to prepare students for mastery of course objectives and readiness for SOL testing. Students participating in the program may remain until the completion of the semester following delivery. Family and consumer services will provide prenatal, postnatal, labor, childbirth and child development instruction. A Public Health nurse will be available to provide case management and healthy pregnancy counseling. Transportation is provided. Outcomes: Students participating in the program will demonstrate improved attendance and academic achievement in order to return to their home-school without a loss of credit.

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