Edmond Public Schools Proficiency Based Testing FAQs
Proficiency-Based Promotion awards credit for students’ knowledge in the core curriculum areas.
The exams may consist of a combination of multiple choice, short answer, and essay questions.
Tests are offered twice per year (usually May and July) – the test dates will be posted in March.
Tests are available for students in grades 1-12. Students must be currently enrolled in Edmond Public Schools.
Testing in elementary (1-5) is whole grade only. To skip an entire elementary grade, students must take ELA (English Language Arts) and math. A 90% on both tests is required to advance.
To skip an entire secondary (6-11) grade, students must take ELA (English Language Arts), math, science, and social studies.
Secondary students are allowed to test in single subjects as well. ex., math.
Students must achieve a 90% or above to receive credit. The permanent record will reflect credit-by-exam; with a letter grade of A. (For secondary students).
Students are able to take the test twice – once in the early session and once in the late session.
Students can only test one level per subject per session – Foreign Language is the only possible exception.
Proficiency tests are available for students who have not been enrolled in the course.
Study guides are not provided. Core standards can be located by clicking here
For questions, please contact Kristi Kargl 405-340-2268.