Nationally Standardized Testing Requirement Home Schools In accordance with G.S. 115C-564, the home school chief administrator is required to administer a nationally standardized test or other nationally standardized equivalent measurement to each enrolled student on an annual basis. Test Qualifications: Nationally standardized reporting scores as at least GE/AE, National Percentile rank Measure achievement Cover: English grammar, reading, spelling and mathematics. The chief administrator is responsible for obtaining and/or scheduling the nationally standardized test at some time during the school year. DNPE, nor the public school provide the test or funding for the tests. Some tests may be administered within the home and others require a certified administrator; consult the requirements of the selected test and their vendor for specific information. The test results must be kept on file at the home school for at least one year thereafter. Failure to retain test results may jeopardize your child's proper grade placement when seeking enrollment in a conventional school. The test results must also be made available for inspection upon request by the Division of Non-Public Education (DNPE). It is highly recommended that ALL test scores be retained for future reference in the student’s personal file within the home school. DNPE recommends to NEVER discard test scores. These test scores are an objective means of substantiating both legal compliance and progress to outside agencies if necessary. Machined-scored assessments are not required nor is there a minimum score requirement on any nationally standardized test for any home school student. North Carolina public school End-of-Grade tests are also not required and typically cannot be administered to home school students Administrators should not mail test scores to the DNPE unless specifically requested to do so. However, in the interest of self-accountability, a place is provided in the online home school record for Administrators to record the date of annual testing. No scores are reported in this log, only the date testing was conducted and the type of test used is recorded. This is not a requirement; however, this action does create a dated log entry for further documentation of legal compliance. Below are tests home schools in North Carolina use most often; however, there are many others available to choose. It is the responsibility of the parent to confirm that a test meets the state requirements. CAT ACT w/essay BASI CLT 10 IOWA (ITBS) MAP PASS Stanford Terra Nova Test Point WIAT Woodcock Johnson WRAT While there are other Standardized testing options available, this is just a comprehensive list of the nationally known test. Does the SAT/ACT/PreSAT meet the testing requirements? The developers of the SAT has eliminated the essay (writing) component of the exam. As a result, the SAT does not meet the requirements according to NC statutes for non-public schools that require national standardized tests to assess spelling. The ACT meets the testing requirements only if the writing portion is administered. The PreSAT does not meet the testing requirements. My student is older than 16, do I need to administer an achievement test? Yes, every enrolled home school student should be tested each school year regardless of age. I started home school in January, do I need to test before the end of the school year? There are two laws which reference achievement testing: § 115C-549. Standardized testing requirements. (which pertains to private schools part 1 and 2)Each private church school or school of religious charter shall administer, at least once in each school year, a nationally standardized test or other nationally standardized equivalent measurement selected by the chief administrative officer of such school, to all students enrolled or regularly attending grades three, six and nine (the grades of testing are limited to grades 3, 6 and 9 in private schools) § 115C-564. Qualifications and requirements. (home schools are private schools are part 3 of Article 39 of G.S. 115C)A home school shall make the election to operate under the qualifications of either Part 1 or Part 2 of this Article and shall meet the requirements of the Part elected, ……and except that testing requirements in G.S. 115C-549 and G.S. 115C-557 shall be on an annual basis taken together these two statutes indicate that home school students should be tested each school year, meaning annually rather than only in certain grades. It does NOT matter what month of the school year the test is administered. Do I mail my test scores to DNPE each year? No – you only need to mail test scores if you are requested to do so. Otherwise we advise you keep ALL test scores in your home school files forever. These scores indicate to outside agencies that you were complying with the home school law and mark student progress. What is the purpose of that part of the home school record that asks me to list the test we gave? This is optional and there is no penalty for not entering tests administered. To help home school parents, a field is provided in the record to record the test given and the month and year administered. This creates a log in the home school record signifying the Chief Administrator is complying with legal requirements and creates a record of compliance. Test scores are NEVER recorded into the school record. Which tests are recommended for home schools? There is no particular test required. A list of commonly used test is provided below, but this may not be an exhaustive list. Chief Administrators are responsible for ensuring that the test meets the requirements: nationally normed and standardized in administration, includes subtests in reading, grammar, spelling and mathematics. My student has learning differences, do I need to test?Yes – All students enrolled must be tested. For students with significant academic delays we recommend using a specialize test such as the Brigance or other achievement tests may be more suitable for these students. Several vendors provide these options. If students are not capable of testing, a doctor’s note must be kept on file showing that the child is not physically/mentally capable to test. What testing accommodations can be made for my student with learning differences? Accomodations are alterations in the way tasks are presented and responses are given which allow students with disabilities to complete the same test as regular students. Accomodations are NOT alterations in the material or information and they should not provide an unfair advantage. The individual test publishers and venders generally can provide information on what type of accommodations are acceptable. Any accommodations should be noted on the test record. Is machine scoring required? Tests do not need to be machine scored. Can parents administer the achievement test to their own children? North Carolina does not prevent parents to administer tests to their own students so long as the test publisher allows this practice. Some tests must be given by administrators with specific credentials. What is the purpose of giving an achievement test each year? Annual testing allows parents to track their student’s progress and to identify areas of strength and weakness. Students do not pass from one grade to another based on achievement test scores. There are many factors which can be used to determine if a student should move on to a higher grade-level work. achievement test scores may be used for grade placement if parents seek to enroll their students into a conventional private or public school. Principals generally require recent achievement tests for students returning to traditional school from home school. The DNPE does not evaluate student progress through test scores and there is no minimal score which must be attained. Nationally Standardized Achievement Test Vendors Listed below are some sources from which you may purchase nationally standardized achievement testing services. This list is provided solely for your convenience in satisfying the North Carolina General Statutes' testing requirement for Non-Public school students. The information below (along with related links from it) does not constitute a recommendation or an endorsement by the Division for any one of these vendors or their other related services. Test Vendor Address Phone Number Website/Email Type of test provided. ATC Educational Services Angie Cutlip 3700 Valley Pine Ct. Wendell, NC 27591 Beverly Hardister 7740 Orchard Park Cir. Harrisburg, NC 28075 Allison Olds 4408 Woodcroft Ct. Wilmington, NC 28405 (919) 374-0282 (Wendell location) (704) 454-3140 (Charlotte location) (910) 297-5302 (Wilmington location) www.atced.com Achieve Cindy Hyde 705 Old Mountain Page Road Saluda, NC 28773 (828) 329-9921 Email: cindy@achievementtesting.info Website: https://achievementtesting.info/ 1. Woodcock- Johnson IV 2. Stanford 10 3. Stanford 10 w/ OLSAT 4. IOWA Test 5. IOWA Test w/ CogAT Anchor Educational Evaluations & Consultations. Rebecca Helms 207 West Chatham Steet Apex, NC 27502 (919) 792-8340 Email: info@anchoreec.com Website: https://www.anchoreec.com/ 1. WISC-V 2. WJ-IV 3. BASC-3 4. Conners 3 5. ABAS-3 6. Developmental Profile: 3 Anchor of Hope Colleen Jones, M. Ed, Educational Therapist Huntersville, NC 28078 (704) 942-4252 cjones.educationaltherapist@gmail.com Woodcock-Johnson IV Barnhill Testing Barbara Barnhill, MA LPA HSP-PA NC License #1607 7668 Cotton St. Harrisburg, NC 28075 (Greater Charlotte Area) (704) 618-5398 (prefer text or email contact) BarnhillTesting@gmail.com Woodcock Johnson IV Tests of Achievement Woodcock Johnson IV Tests of Cognitive Abilities Woodcock Johnson IV Tests of Oral Language WJ Dyslexia report Bayside School Services PO Box 250 Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948 (800) 723-3057 (252) 441-5351 www.baysideschoolservices.com Bindrim Testing & Educational Services 1063 Carriage Trl. Rocky Mount, NC 27804 (252) 451-0118 Bob Jones University Press BJU Press Customer Service 1700 Wade Hampton Blvd. Greenville, SC 29614 (800)845-5731 or (864)770-1317 (for questions) M-F 8am-5pm EDT www.bjupresshomeschool.com Email: testing@bjupress.com Stanford 10 Form A Iowa Tests Form C Iowa Assessments Form E Otis-Lenon School Abilities Test Cognitive Abilities Test Brewer Testing Services 2853 Davis Rd. East Bend, NC 27018 (336) 699-3997 www.brewertesting.com Test Questions: Pat@brewertesting.com Order/Grading Status Questions: Dempsey@brewertesting.com Stanford 10 Online(grades 3-12) TerraNova/CAT6 (grades K-12) Iowa Tests (grades K-12) Administrator must have bachelor’s degree Woodcock-Johnson III and IV (Must be administered in company office) (Includes a 30 min. consultation) Covenant Education Services 1213 Queen Anne Rd. Wilson, NC 27896 (252) 281-4788 www.covenanteducationservices.net Email: covenantedsvs@gmail.com Woodcock Johnson, Peabody Individual Achievement Test Revised, The Wide Range Achievement Test 4, Complete Reading Inventory IQ Crosspointe Educational Services PO Box 10 Willow Spring, NC 27592 1421 East Broad St. Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 (919) 341-1552 (888) 713-1249 www.cestesting.com Email: info@cestesting.com Davidson Academic Academy Kassandra Davidson (801) 953-3926 Email: iteachgr8kids@gmail.com Annual Testing and Special Education Services ECHAD Educational Services Educational Specialist in Learning Disabilities, ADD/ADHD, Autism, Behavior Modification Angela L. Wilkinson, M.Ed.307 Lancaster Avenue Monroe, NC 28112 (704) 441-0465 Email: wilkinsonsbyfaith@gmail.com Woodcock Johnson IV Tests of Achievement, Woodcock Johnson IV Tests of Oral Language Growing Scholars 665 Belmorrow Dr. Charlotte, NC 28214 (704) 394-2165 Website: https://www.growingscholars.com/ Email: Growingscholars@aol.com 9 Batteries of the Woodcock- Johnson IV Family Learning Organization (FLO) Marty Bereiter (800) 405-8378 (509) 467-2552 Website: www.familylearning.org Email: homeschool@familylearning.org SAT10 Online CAT6 CTBS CAT5 CAT5 Survey Foundations Educational Services LLC 2101 Piney Grove Wilbon Rd. Holly Springs, NC 27540 (919) 758-0811 www.foundationseducation.com Teaching Achieving Students Inc. 10237 Garrett Grigg Rd. Charlotte, NC 28262 (704) 453-9534 www.tasacademy.org The Cardinal Center for Behavior Analysis (Special Needs Testing) Sara Moser Licensed Special Education Teacher Office (919) 234-1546 Fax (919) 234-1603 Email: Sara.moser@thecardinalcenterforbehavioranalysis.com The Cardinal Center provides four different test for students with Special Needs. 1. Vineland-3 2. VB-MAPP 3. ABLLS 4. AFLS Hewitt Educational Resources 2103 Main St. Washougal, WA 98671 (360) 835-8708 (800) 348-1750 www.hewitthomeschooling.com Email: sales@hewitthomeschooling.com Homeschool Boss 7576 260th St. Wyoming, MN 55092 (844)746-2677 homeschoolboss.com NWEA MAP Growth Tests Homeschool Testing Services Service for Classical Conversations, Inc. 255 Grant St. West End, NC 27376 (910) 673-0100 Ext.1 www.homeschooltestingservices.com Email: info@homeschooltestingservices.com CTP4 (Offered On site) Stanford 10 Online (at home) Testing location Test Booklet (at home) Kipman Psychometry Services Amber Kippie-Reischman Kipman Psychometry Services (210) 748-4078 www.KipmanPsychometry.org Email: KipmanPsychometry@gmail.com Lighthouse Educational Services 81 Kendall Dr. Clayton, NC 27520 (919) 302-5786 www.lighthouseedu.net Email: info@lighthouseedu.net Woodcock Johnson IV: Achievement and Cognitive Professional Teaching & Testing Penny M. Smelcer 1107 Fallen Oak Dr. Apex, NC 27502 (919) 362-1658 http://www.psmelcer.wix.com/classes Email: psmelcer@nc.rr.com Woodcock-Johnson IV (Triangle area) Piedmont Education Services 1629 Turfwood Dr. Pfafftown, NC 27040 (336) 924-2494 www.pesdirect.com Seton Testing Service 1350 Progress Dr.Front Royal, VA 22630 (800) 542-1066 FAX: (888) 282-7806 www.setontesting.com Email: testing@setontesting.com IOWA forms A and E CAT E CAT 6 Terranova 2 Stanford 10 online Diagnostic Testing COGAT Smoky Mountain Academic Resources and Training (S.M.A.R.T.) Offices located across the state of NC: Asheville Area: Glenna Toney (828) 775-7949glenna@smarttesting.netOwner of SMART Hendersonville Area: Dr. Lynn Leckron (828) 458-7005lynn@smarttesting.net Western North Carolina:Haywood County Area Christy Plott (704) 477-6422christy@smarttesting.net Western North Carolina:Jackson County Area Mary Oliver (828) 508-8976mary@smarttesting.net Hickory Area Jennifer Baker (828) 381-7892jennifer@smarttesting.net Wilmington Area Heather Ertzberger (910) 367-5797heather@smarttesting.net Other areas served: Charlotte, NC Shelby, NC Boone, NC Burlington, NC Greensboro, NC Murphy, NC Morganton, NC Robbinsville, NC www.smarttesting.net Facebook: @SMARTTestingInc Woodcock - Johnson IV IOWA Test of Basic Skills. Southeast Educational Associates PO Box MM Saltville, VA 24370 (276) 496-7777 SAT/ACT additional essay subtest is required to count these test. The PSAT/PACT does not fufill the testing requirements. Please register online. SAT Home-School code 970000 ACT Home-School code 969-999 https://www.collegeboard.org/ http://www.act.org/ TestPoint High Ground Solutions 2100 River Haven Dr. Suite 210 Birmingham, AL 35244 (888) 988-5884 http://testpoint.net/testing-products/achievement-testing/ amber@highgroundsolutions.com Triangle Education Assessments, LLC 5512 Merion Station Dr. Apex, NC 27539 (919) 387-7004 (877) 843-8837 www.TriangleEd.com Email: info@triangleed.com IOWA Test of Basic Skills Forms A (paper) Form E (paper and online) Stanford 10 (paper and online) Woodcock-Johnson Achievement (III and IV) CAT 6 Terranova 2 BASI (on computer in our office) Brigance (Special needs developmentally 7 years old and younger) COGAT OLSAT Interest Explorer Triangle Learning and Development Resources 209 Lloyd St. Suite 230 Carrboro, NC 27510 (919) 886-4437 www.triangle-Idr.com jamie@triangle-Idr.com Woodcock Johnson-Fourth Edition (WJ-IV) Related Content Home Schools Private Schools
Nationally Standardized Testing Requirement Home Schools In accordance with G.S. 115C-564, the home school chief administrator is required to administer a nationally standardized test or other nationally standardized equivalent measurement to each enrolled student on an annual basis. Test Qualifications: Nationally standardized reporting scores as at least GE/AE, National Percentile rank Measure achievement Cover: English grammar, reading, spelling and mathematics. The chief administrator is responsible for obtaining and/or scheduling the nationally standardized test at some time during the school year. DNPE, nor the public school provide the test or funding for the tests. Some tests may be administered within the home and others require a certified administrator; consult the requirements of the selected test and their vendor for specific information. The test results must be kept on file at the home school for at least one year thereafter. Failure to retain test results may jeopardize your child's proper grade placement when seeking enrollment in a conventional school. The test results must also be made available for inspection upon request by the Division of Non-Public Education (DNPE). It is highly recommended that ALL test scores be retained for future reference in the student’s personal file within the home school. DNPE recommends to NEVER discard test scores. These test scores are an objective means of substantiating both legal compliance and progress to outside agencies if necessary. Machined-scored assessments are not required nor is there a minimum score requirement on any nationally standardized test for any home school student. North Carolina public school End-of-Grade tests are also not required and typically cannot be administered to home school students Administrators should not mail test scores to the DNPE unless specifically requested to do so. However, in the interest of self-accountability, a place is provided in the online home school record for Administrators to record the date of annual testing. No scores are reported in this log, only the date testing was conducted and the type of test used is recorded. This is not a requirement; however, this action does create a dated log entry for further documentation of legal compliance. Below are tests home schools in North Carolina use most often; however, there are many others available to choose. It is the responsibility of the parent to confirm that a test meets the state requirements. CAT ACT w/essay BASI CLT 10 IOWA (ITBS) MAP PASS Stanford Terra Nova Test Point WIAT Woodcock Johnson WRAT While there are other Standardized testing options available, this is just a comprehensive list of the nationally known test. Does the SAT/ACT/PreSAT meet the testing requirements? The developers of the SAT has eliminated the essay (writing) component of the exam. As a result, the SAT does not meet the requirements according to NC statutes for non-public schools that require national standardized tests to assess spelling. The ACT meets the testing requirements only if the writing portion is administered. The PreSAT does not meet the testing requirements. My student is older than 16, do I need to administer an achievement test? Yes, every enrolled home school student should be tested each school year regardless of age. I started home school in January, do I need to test before the end of the school year? There are two laws which reference achievement testing: § 115C-549. Standardized testing requirements. (which pertains to private schools part 1 and 2)Each private church school or school of religious charter shall administer, at least once in each school year, a nationally standardized test or other nationally standardized equivalent measurement selected by the chief administrative officer of such school, to all students enrolled or regularly attending grades three, six and nine (the grades of testing are limited to grades 3, 6 and 9 in private schools) § 115C-564. Qualifications and requirements. (home schools are private schools are part 3 of Article 39 of G.S. 115C)A home school shall make the election to operate under the qualifications of either Part 1 or Part 2 of this Article and shall meet the requirements of the Part elected, ……and except that testing requirements in G.S. 115C-549 and G.S. 115C-557 shall be on an annual basis taken together these two statutes indicate that home school students should be tested each school year, meaning annually rather than only in certain grades. It does NOT matter what month of the school year the test is administered. Do I mail my test scores to DNPE each year? No – you only need to mail test scores if you are requested to do so. Otherwise we advise you keep ALL test scores in your home school files forever. These scores indicate to outside agencies that you were complying with the home school law and mark student progress. What is the purpose of that part of the home school record that asks me to list the test we gave? This is optional and there is no penalty for not entering tests administered. To help home school parents, a field is provided in the record to record the test given and the month and year administered. This creates a log in the home school record signifying the Chief Administrator is complying with legal requirements and creates a record of compliance. Test scores are NEVER recorded into the school record. Which tests are recommended for home schools? There is no particular test required. A list of commonly used test is provided below, but this may not be an exhaustive list. Chief Administrators are responsible for ensuring that the test meets the requirements: nationally normed and standardized in administration, includes subtests in reading, grammar, spelling and mathematics. My student has learning differences, do I need to test?Yes – All students enrolled must be tested. For students with significant academic delays we recommend using a specialize test such as the Brigance or other achievement tests may be more suitable for these students. Several vendors provide these options. If students are not capable of testing, a doctor’s note must be kept on file showing that the child is not physically/mentally capable to test. What testing accommodations can be made for my student with learning differences? Accomodations are alterations in the way tasks are presented and responses are given which allow students with disabilities to complete the same test as regular students. Accomodations are NOT alterations in the material or information and they should not provide an unfair advantage. The individual test publishers and venders generally can provide information on what type of accommodations are acceptable. Any accommodations should be noted on the test record. Is machine scoring required? Tests do not need to be machine scored. Can parents administer the achievement test to their own children? North Carolina does not prevent parents to administer tests to their own students so long as the test publisher allows this practice. Some tests must be given by administrators with specific credentials. What is the purpose of giving an achievement test each year? Annual testing allows parents to track their student’s progress and to identify areas of strength and weakness. Students do not pass from one grade to another based on achievement test scores. There are many factors which can be used to determine if a student should move on to a higher grade-level work. achievement test scores may be used for grade placement if parents seek to enroll their students into a conventional private or public school. Principals generally require recent achievement tests for students returning to traditional school from home school. The DNPE does not evaluate student progress through test scores and there is no minimal score which must be attained. Nationally Standardized Achievement Test Vendors Listed below are some sources from which you may purchase nationally standardized achievement testing services. This list is provided solely for your convenience in satisfying the North Carolina General Statutes' testing requirement for Non-Public school students. The information below (along with related links from it) does not constitute a recommendation or an endorsement by the Division for any one of these vendors or their other related services. Test Vendor Address Phone Number Website/Email Type of test provided. ATC Educational Services Angie Cutlip 3700 Valley Pine Ct. Wendell, NC 27591 Beverly Hardister 7740 Orchard Park Cir. Harrisburg, NC 28075 Allison Olds 4408 Woodcroft Ct. Wilmington, NC 28405 (919) 374-0282 (Wendell location) (704) 454-3140 (Charlotte location) (910) 297-5302 (Wilmington location) www.atced.com Achieve Cindy Hyde 705 Old Mountain Page Road Saluda, NC 28773 (828) 329-9921 Email: cindy@achievementtesting.info Website: https://achievementtesting.info/ 1. Woodcock- Johnson IV 2. Stanford 10 3. Stanford 10 w/ OLSAT 4. IOWA Test 5. IOWA Test w/ CogAT Anchor Educational Evaluations & Consultations. Rebecca Helms 207 West Chatham Steet Apex, NC 27502 (919) 792-8340 Email: info@anchoreec.com Website: https://www.anchoreec.com/ 1. WISC-V 2. WJ-IV 3. BASC-3 4. Conners 3 5. ABAS-3 6. Developmental Profile: 3 Anchor of Hope Colleen Jones, M. Ed, Educational Therapist Huntersville, NC 28078 (704) 942-4252 cjones.educationaltherapist@gmail.com Woodcock-Johnson IV Barnhill Testing Barbara Barnhill, MA LPA HSP-PA NC License #1607 7668 Cotton St. Harrisburg, NC 28075 (Greater Charlotte Area) (704) 618-5398 (prefer text or email contact) BarnhillTesting@gmail.com Woodcock Johnson IV Tests of Achievement Woodcock Johnson IV Tests of Cognitive Abilities Woodcock Johnson IV Tests of Oral Language WJ Dyslexia report Bayside School Services PO Box 250 Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948 (800) 723-3057 (252) 441-5351 www.baysideschoolservices.com Bindrim Testing & Educational Services 1063 Carriage Trl. Rocky Mount, NC 27804 (252) 451-0118 Bob Jones University Press BJU Press Customer Service 1700 Wade Hampton Blvd. Greenville, SC 29614 (800)845-5731 or (864)770-1317 (for questions) M-F 8am-5pm EDT www.bjupresshomeschool.com Email: testing@bjupress.com Stanford 10 Form A Iowa Tests Form C Iowa Assessments Form E Otis-Lenon School Abilities Test Cognitive Abilities Test Brewer Testing Services 2853 Davis Rd. East Bend, NC 27018 (336) 699-3997 www.brewertesting.com Test Questions: Pat@brewertesting.com Order/Grading Status Questions: Dempsey@brewertesting.com Stanford 10 Online(grades 3-12) TerraNova/CAT6 (grades K-12) Iowa Tests (grades K-12) Administrator must have bachelor’s degree Woodcock-Johnson III and IV (Must be administered in company office) (Includes a 30 min. consultation) Covenant Education Services 1213 Queen Anne Rd. Wilson, NC 27896 (252) 281-4788 www.covenanteducationservices.net Email: covenantedsvs@gmail.com Woodcock Johnson, Peabody Individual Achievement Test Revised, The Wide Range Achievement Test 4, Complete Reading Inventory IQ Crosspointe Educational Services PO Box 10 Willow Spring, NC 27592 1421 East Broad St. Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526 (919) 341-1552 (888) 713-1249 www.cestesting.com Email: info@cestesting.com Davidson Academic Academy Kassandra Davidson (801) 953-3926 Email: iteachgr8kids@gmail.com Annual Testing and Special Education Services ECHAD Educational Services Educational Specialist in Learning Disabilities, ADD/ADHD, Autism, Behavior Modification Angela L. Wilkinson, M.Ed.307 Lancaster Avenue Monroe, NC 28112 (704) 441-0465 Email: wilkinsonsbyfaith@gmail.com Woodcock Johnson IV Tests of Achievement, Woodcock Johnson IV Tests of Oral Language Growing Scholars 665 Belmorrow Dr. Charlotte, NC 28214 (704) 394-2165 Website: https://www.growingscholars.com/ Email: Growingscholars@aol.com 9 Batteries of the Woodcock- Johnson IV Family Learning Organization (FLO) Marty Bereiter (800) 405-8378 (509) 467-2552 Website: www.familylearning.org Email: homeschool@familylearning.org SAT10 Online CAT6 CTBS CAT5 CAT5 Survey Foundations Educational Services LLC 2101 Piney Grove Wilbon Rd. Holly Springs, NC 27540 (919) 758-0811 www.foundationseducation.com Teaching Achieving Students Inc. 10237 Garrett Grigg Rd. Charlotte, NC 28262 (704) 453-9534 www.tasacademy.org The Cardinal Center for Behavior Analysis (Special Needs Testing) Sara Moser Licensed Special Education Teacher Office (919) 234-1546 Fax (919) 234-1603 Email: Sara.moser@thecardinalcenterforbehavioranalysis.com The Cardinal Center provides four different test for students with Special Needs. 1. Vineland-3 2. VB-MAPP 3. ABLLS 4. AFLS Hewitt Educational Resources 2103 Main St. Washougal, WA 98671 (360) 835-8708 (800) 348-1750 www.hewitthomeschooling.com Email: sales@hewitthomeschooling.com Homeschool Boss 7576 260th St. Wyoming, MN 55092 (844)746-2677 homeschoolboss.com NWEA MAP Growth Tests Homeschool Testing Services Service for Classical Conversations, Inc. 255 Grant St. West End, NC 27376 (910) 673-0100 Ext.1 www.homeschooltestingservices.com Email: info@homeschooltestingservices.com CTP4 (Offered On site) Stanford 10 Online (at home) Testing location Test Booklet (at home) Kipman Psychometry Services Amber Kippie-Reischman Kipman Psychometry Services (210) 748-4078 www.KipmanPsychometry.org Email: KipmanPsychometry@gmail.com Lighthouse Educational Services 81 Kendall Dr. Clayton, NC 27520 (919) 302-5786 www.lighthouseedu.net Email: info@lighthouseedu.net Woodcock Johnson IV: Achievement and Cognitive Professional Teaching & Testing Penny M. Smelcer 1107 Fallen Oak Dr. Apex, NC 27502 (919) 362-1658 http://www.psmelcer.wix.com/classes Email: psmelcer@nc.rr.com Woodcock-Johnson IV (Triangle area) Piedmont Education Services 1629 Turfwood Dr. Pfafftown, NC 27040 (336) 924-2494 www.pesdirect.com Seton Testing Service 1350 Progress Dr.Front Royal, VA 22630 (800) 542-1066 FAX: (888) 282-7806 www.setontesting.com Email: testing@setontesting.com IOWA forms A and E CAT E CAT 6 Terranova 2 Stanford 10 online Diagnostic Testing COGAT Smoky Mountain Academic Resources and Training (S.M.A.R.T.) Offices located across the state of NC: Asheville Area: Glenna Toney (828) 775-7949glenna@smarttesting.netOwner of SMART Hendersonville Area: Dr. Lynn Leckron (828) 458-7005lynn@smarttesting.net Western North Carolina:Haywood County Area Christy Plott (704) 477-6422christy@smarttesting.net Western North Carolina:Jackson County Area Mary Oliver (828) 508-8976mary@smarttesting.net Hickory Area Jennifer Baker (828) 381-7892jennifer@smarttesting.net Wilmington Area Heather Ertzberger (910) 367-5797heather@smarttesting.net Other areas served: Charlotte, NC Shelby, NC Boone, NC Burlington, NC Greensboro, NC Murphy, NC Morganton, NC Robbinsville, NC www.smarttesting.net Facebook: @SMARTTestingInc Woodcock - Johnson IV IOWA Test of Basic Skills. Southeast Educational Associates PO Box MM Saltville, VA 24370 (276) 496-7777 SAT/ACT additional essay subtest is required to count these test. The PSAT/PACT does not fufill the testing requirements. Please register online. SAT Home-School code 970000 ACT Home-School code 969-999 https://www.collegeboard.org/ http://www.act.org/ TestPoint High Ground Solutions 2100 River Haven Dr. Suite 210 Birmingham, AL 35244 (888) 988-5884 http://testpoint.net/testing-products/achievement-testing/ amber@highgroundsolutions.com Triangle Education Assessments, LLC 5512 Merion Station Dr. Apex, NC 27539 (919) 387-7004 (877) 843-8837 www.TriangleEd.com Email: info@triangleed.com IOWA Test of Basic Skills Forms A (paper) Form E (paper and online) Stanford 10 (paper and online) Woodcock-Johnson Achievement (III and IV) CAT 6 Terranova 2 BASI (on computer in our office) Brigance (Special needs developmentally 7 years old and younger) COGAT OLSAT Interest Explorer Triangle Learning and Development Resources 209 Lloyd St. Suite 230 Carrboro, NC 27510 (919) 886-4437 www.triangle-Idr.com jamie@triangle-Idr.com Woodcock Johnson-Fourth Edition (WJ-IV) Related Content Home Schools Private Schools