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Credit by Examination for Accelerated Placement - Without Prior Instructions (CBE/WOPI)
Credit by Examination for Accelerated Placement - Without Prior Instructions (CBE/WOPI)
(CBE/WOPI) provides for grade level acceleration and course credit for students who are enrolled in the district and have no prior formal instruction in the grade level or course. According to TEC § 28.023 (c), the passing standard is a grade of 80 percent or above. According to TAC § 74.24 (2), the District shall not charge for examinations for acceleration. The fee will be borne by the campus CBE funds.
Elementary students must meet the state law age requirement to attend kindergarten by being five years old on or before September 1st and first grade by being six years old on or before the first day of school. TEC §42.003.
Students in Kindergarten - Grade 5 shall accelerate if the student meets the following requirements:
- The student's parent or guardian gives written approval of the acceleration; and
- A district representative recommends that the student be accelerated; and
- The student scores 80 percent or above on a credit by examination for the grade level to be skipped in each of the following areas: language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies.
Elementary (K-5) Parent Request Form
After we receive the parent request, the GT/AAS office will be in touch with your current campus administration to verify your child is recommended and approved to take the CBE tests.
The district uses the credit by examinations purchased from Texas Tech University.
Students in grades 6-12 shall accelerate if the student meets the following requirements:
- The student's parent or guardian gives written approval of the acceleration; and
- A district representative recommends that the student be accelerated; and
- The student scores 80 percent or above on a credit by examination for the grade level to be skipped in the requested areas: language arts, mathematics, science, and social studies.
The district shall give a student credit for an academic subject in which the student has received no prior instruction if the student scores 80 percent or above on a credit by examination for the applicable course. If such credit is given, the district shall enter the examination score on the student's transcript. No grade will be recorded if the student does not accelerate. No weighted grades will be given. THE COURSE/GRADE WILL BE INCLUDED IN THE STUDENT'S GPA (GRADE POINT AVERAGE) AS STANDARD GRADE POINTS.
Secondary (6-11) Parent Request Form
After we receive the parent request, the GT/AAS office will be in touch with your current campus administration to verify your child is recommended and approved to take the CBE tests.
The district uses the credit by examinations purchased from Texas Tech University.
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