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Florida GED Chief Examiners
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State Board of Education Rules
State Board Rules Governing GED Programs
State Board of Education Rules (SBER) included in the Florida
Administrative Code (FAC) govern the operation of General
Educational Development Programs. These rules include:
- 6A-6.014, FAC, General Requirements for Adult General
Education Program requires academic skills tests for Adult
General Education. The purpose of this initial assessment
is to place adult education students in the appropriate
literacy level.
- 6A-1.0943, FAC. Modification of the State Student Assessment
Test Instruments and Procedures for Exceptional Students
and Other Eligible Handicapped Students provides examples
of allowable testing procedure modifications which may include,
but are not limited to, flexible scheduling, flexible setting,
flexible recording of answers, mechanical aids, revised
format and flexible timing.
- 6A-6.021, FAC, State of Florida High School Diploma The
Commissioner shall award a State of Florida high school
diploma to a candidate who meets all the requirements prescribed
herein and has attained a standard score of four hundred
ten (410) or above on each of the five (5) General Educational
Development Tests, and a total minimum score of 2250 {an
average of four hundred fifty (450)} effective January 1,
2002.
- 6A-6.021, FAC, State of Florida High School Diploma also
defines those eligible to take the General Educational Development
Tests in the State of Florida. Candidates must be 18 years
of age or older and a resident of Florida.
- 6A-6.021, FAC, State of Florida High School Diploma, also
provides educational agencies the guidelines for establishing
an age waiver policy for implementation at the local level
and defines extraordinary reasons for granting an age waiver
to a Florida student under the age of 18. Candidates ages
16 or 17 must be granted an age waiver by their district
or local educational agency. Candidates may be required
to score at a specific level on the Official Practice Test
in order to be granted the Waiver. Candidates ages 16 or
17 must be legally withdrawn from the regular high school
program prior to age waiver approval.
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