Homeschool applicants must submit either a graded paper or lab assignment -or-standardized test scores in addition to their other application materials.

When submitted, the Admission Committee will carefully consider test scores in the context of students’ home, school, and community environments ... three years in a non-ESOL curriculum, or submit ...

Thousands of families are taking charge of their children's education. Many say they like the flexibility and are happy with ...

Nine years ago, I would have thought you delusional if you told me I would be homeschooling our three ... in math classes and scored well on standardized tests, so this surprised me.

We know that for many students, they will still want their standardized test scores used in the review ... a school with written evaluations in place of grades, or students from homeschool ...

They’ve taken standardized tests before. His oldest daughter, a high school senior, takes dual credit classes at Tarrant County College and had to pass a state exam to qualify. Homeschoolers ...

Sen. Jesse Bjorkman, R-Nikiski, told lawmakers that unspent homeschool allotment money would rollover to the next year and that students would not be required to take standardized tests.

Standardized tests can provide a useful snapshot ... Please share with us how you are a leader in your home, school or community. What is it about UMass Lowell that compelled you to apply for ...

The Kentucky Department of Education released new standardized test results for ... across the state with the other 10% were either at home school, private schools. But we serve 90% of students.

The long-term effects of personalization are equally massive. According to a 2009 study of standardized testing, homeschoolers scored in the 86th percentile. The results held true even when ...

You are applying during your senior year of high school or home school (with or without college coursework ... contact us at admissions@unr.edu or by phone at (866) 263-8232. Standardized test scores ...

Teens usually think of the library as a place to go for study groups, research, and the special teen events the library hosts ...