- Department of Instruction
- Testing for Home Instructed, Private School, and Virginia Virtual Academy Students
Assessment Services
- Overview
- Assessments By Grade Level
- ACCESS for ELLs
- Advanced Placement (AP) Testing
- CogAT
- Growth Assessments
- Measures of Academic Progress (MAP)
- Parent Rights
- Performance Assessments Which Replaced SOL Tests
- PSAT
- SOL Testing Program
- Integrated Reading Field Test - Spring 2023
- Testing for Home Instructed, Private School, and Virginia Virtual Academy Students
- Virginia Alternate Assessment Program (VAAP)
- LCPS Policy 5350
- How Can I View My Child's Assessment Scores/Reports?
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Standards of Learning (SOL) Testing is not available to private school or home instructed students.
The Regulations Establishing Standards for Accrediting Schools in Virginia do not allow the testing of private and home-schooled students on the Standards of Learning assessments (8VAC20-131-5). "The Standards for Accreditation are designed to ensure that an effective educational program is established and maintained in Virginia's public schools." Interpretive Superintendent's Memo No. 1, July 24, 1992, states, "Private school and home-instructed/schooled students may not take the tests unless and until they are enrolled in a public school setting leading to a Virginia standard diploma."
Students enrolled in Virginia Virtual Academy (VAVA) will participate in SOL testing coordinated through the Academy.
Advanced Placement (AP) and Preliminary SAT (PSAT) testing is available to home instructed students, residing within Loudoun County, who have a current Notice of Intent on file with LCPS. More information can be found here.
AP and PSAT testing are not available to students enrolled in private school or Virginia Virtual Academy (VAVA). Families can contact VAVA or the supporting school divisions for support.