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Arrange required homeschool testing in Lane County

Oregon homeschool testing is generally required by August 15 at the end of grades 3, 5, 8 and 10, with timing exceptions after withdrawal from school.

Steps

2 steps
  1. Check when your student must testReview the benchmark grades and the 18-month testing reprieve after withdrawal from public or private school. A student returning to school after less than one homeschool academic year need not test.
  2. Arrange an approved tester and keep resultsUse the approved-tester list, contact a neutral tester directly and pay for testing. Keep results and provide them to Lane ESD if requested.

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