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May tests of equal or greater rigor be substituted for SOL tests for the awarding of verified credits?

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May tests of equal or greater rigor be substituted for SOL tests for the awarding of verified credits?

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Yes. The Board of Education has approved a number of tests that students may take to earn verified credits toward graduation. The Board also has approved a schedule of career and technical examinations for licensure or certification that may be substituted for SOL tests to earn student-selected verified units of credit. Tests for licensure or certification that require the demonstration of knowledge and skills beyond what is associated with a single course may result in the awarding of two units of verified credit. Your school counselor and career and technical education teacher can provide more information about these examinations.