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What
about the high school equivalency test? The
General Educational Development (GED) is an option for students who are at least
18 years old. There are separate tests in the areas of English, social studies,
science, literature, and mathematics. It is written on a ninth-grade reading
level. More
information about products to prepare for the test may be obtained by clicking
here: http://www.gedtestprep.com
Are
there accommodations for the GED? In
Florida it is offered in both English and Spanish. There are special editions
available in large print and Braille, and on audiocassette. Does
the state of Florida publish a booklet for parents on the diploma options?
Yes, ask for document entitled "Diploma Decisions for Students with Disabilities" ESE #10521. You may order it by calling the Florida Department of Education at 1-800-342-9271 or writing to: Bureau of Program Management and Development, Division of Workforce Development, Florida Department of Education, Turlington Building, Room 644, 325 West Gaines Street, Tallahassee, Fl 32399-0400 |
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