Accounting I, Personal Finance and Principles of Business and Finance Field Test
As new or revised courses, Accounting I, Personal Finance and Principles of Business and Finance will be field tested for the school year 2010-2011. What does that mean for you and our students? Students are required to take a two part field test for the course this semester. The first part will be administered at the midpoint of the semester and cover the first half of the course content. The second part will be administered at the end of the course and cover the second half of the course content. Both parts are to be administered at the face-to face-school. This is a state required exam, NOT an NCVPS exam and should be treated as any EOC and VoCats exam. Your testing coordinator or your CDC (Career Development Coordinator) will be able to provide the field test exams to you.
District policy should be followed in terms of using the field test scores to calculate an exam score; district policies regarding field tests vary greatly. If your district requires that a teacher made final exam be given, simply let the course instructor know. There is one ready in the course to be given to all students that require it.
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Thursday, April 21, 2011
Friday, April 15, 2011
Accounting I, Personal Finance and Principles of Business and Finance Field Test [E-lert for April 14]
As new or revised courses, Accounting I, Personal Finance and Principles of Business and Finance will be field tested for the school year 2010-2011. What does that mean for you and our students? Students are required to take a two part field test for the course this semester. The first part will be administered at the midpoint of the semester and cover the first half of the course content. The second part will be administered at the end of the course and cover the second half of the course content. Both parts are to be administered at the face-to face-school. This is a state required exam, NOT an NCVPS exam and should be treated as any EOC and VoCats exam. Your testing coordinator or your CDC (Career Development Coordinator) will be able to provide the field test exams to you.
District policy should be followed in terms of using the field test scores to calculate an exam score; district policies regarding field tests vary greatly. If your district requires that a teacher made final exam be given, simply let the course instructor know. There is one ready in the course to be given to all students that require it.
District policy should be followed in terms of using the field test scores to calculate an exam score; district policies regarding field tests vary greatly. If your district requires that a teacher made final exam be given, simply let the course instructor know. There is one ready in the course to be given to all students that require it.
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
CTE Field Tests [E-lert for March 18]
Accounting I, Personal Finance and Principles of Business and Finance Field Test
As new or revised courses, Accounting I, Personal Finance and Principles of Business and Finance will be field tested for the school year 2010-2011. What does that mean for you and our students? Students are required to take a two part field test for the course this semester. The first part will be administered at the midpoint of the semester and cover the first half of the course content. The second part will be administered at the end of the course and cover the second half of the course content. Both parts are to be administered at the face-to face-school. This is a state required exam, NOT an NCVPS exam and should be treated as any EOC and VoCats exam. Your testing coordinator or your CDC (Career Development Coordinator) will be able to provide the field test exams to you.
District policy should be followed in terms of using the field test scores to calculate an exam score; district policies regarding field tests vary greatly. If your district requires that a teacher made final exam be given, simply let the course instructor know. There is one ready in the course to be given to all students that require it.
As new or revised courses, Accounting I, Personal Finance and Principles of Business and Finance will be field tested for the school year 2010-2011. What does that mean for you and our students? Students are required to take a two part field test for the course this semester. The first part will be administered at the midpoint of the semester and cover the first half of the course content. The second part will be administered at the end of the course and cover the second half of the course content. Both parts are to be administered at the face-to face-school. This is a state required exam, NOT an NCVPS exam and should be treated as any EOC and VoCats exam. Your testing coordinator or your CDC (Career Development Coordinator) will be able to provide the field test exams to you.
District policy should be followed in terms of using the field test scores to calculate an exam score; district policies regarding field tests vary greatly. If your district requires that a teacher made final exam be given, simply let the course instructor know. There is one ready in the course to be given to all students that require it.
Monday, March 14, 2011
Accounting I, Personal Finance and Principles of Business and Finance Field Test
As new or revised courses, Accounting I, Personal Finance and Principles of Business and Finance will be field tested for the school year 2010-2011. What does that mean for you and our students? Students are required to take a two part field test for the course this semester. The first part will be administered at the midpoint of the semester and cover the first half of the course content. The second part will be administered at the end of the course and cover the second half of the course content. Both parts are to be administered at the face-to face-school. This is a state required exam, NOT an NCVPS exam and should be treated as any EOC and VoCats exam. Your testing coordinator or your CDC (Career Development Coordinator) will be able to provide the field test exams to you.
District policy should be followed in terms of using the field test scores to calculate an exam score; district policies regarding field tests vary greatly. If your district requires that a teacher made final exam be given, simply let the course instructor know. There is one ready in the course to be given to all students that require it.
District policy should be followed in terms of using the field test scores to calculate an exam score; district policies regarding field tests vary greatly. If your district requires that a teacher made final exam be given, simply let the course instructor know. There is one ready in the course to be given to all students that require it.
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Monday, March 7, 2011
Accounting I, Personal Finance and Principles of Business and Finance Field Test [E-lert for March 4]
As new or revised courses, Accounting I, Personal Finance and Principles of Business and Finance will be field tested for the school year 2010-2011. What does that mean for you and our students? Students are required to take a two part field testfor the course this semester. The first part will be administered at the midpoint of the semester and cover the first half of the course content. The second part will be administered at the end of the course and cover the second half of the course content. Both parts are to be administered at the face-to face-school. This is a state required exam, NOT an NCVPS exam and should be treated as any EOC and VoCats exam. Your testing coordinator or your CDC (Career Development Coordinator) will be able to provide the field test exams to you.
District policy should be followed in terms of using the field test scores to calculate an exam score; district policies regardingfield tests vary greatly. If your district requires that a teacher made final exam be given, simply let the course instructor know. There is one ready in the course to be given to all students that require it.
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