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If a school is in a state that requires private schools to take state tests, should the school use nationally normed tests or state tests to qualify for the program?

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If a school is in a state that requires private schools to take state tests, should the school use nationally normed tests or state tests to qualify for the program?

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If a private school administers state tests and nationally normed tests, the school must report both sets of test results and be in the top 15 percent in both. In other words, such schools must qualify under state standards and national standards.

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