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Districts may choose local administration dates within these windows.  \nWhat standards is the test based on?  \nThe assessment is based on the competencies and outcomes identified at [http://www.fldoe.org/policy/articulation/postsec-civics-lit.stml](http://www.fldoe.org/policy/articulation/postsec-civics-lit.stml. It)[. It](http://www.fldoe.org/policy/articulation/postsec-civics-lit.stml. It) is not tied to K–12 state academic standards.  \nStudents to Be Tested  \nWho is required to take the FCLE?  \nAccording to section 1003.4282(3)(d), F.S.,“Beginning with the 2021–2022 school year, students taking the United States Government course are required to take the assessment of civic literacy identified by the State Board of Education pursuant to s. 1007. 25(5) . Students earning a passing score on the assessment are exempt from the postsecondary civic literacy assessment required by s. 1007. 25(5) .” At this time, there is no alternate version of the test, so students in the Access U.S. Government course (7921015) are not required to participate. Seethe list of courses which require FCLE participation below.  \n• 2106310 – United States Government  \n• 2106320 – United States Government Honors  \n• 2106410 – Humane Letters 1 History  \n• 2106415 – Humane Letters 1 History Honors  \n• 2106460 – American Political Systems Honors  \n• 2106800 – Florida’s Pre-International Baccalaureate United States Government  \n• 2106420 – Advanced Placement United States Government and Politics  \n• 2106325 – CLEP American Government  \n• POSX041 – American Government 1  \n• AMHX010 – Introductory Survey to 1877  \n• AMHX020 – Introductory Survey Since 1877  \nWhat grade level should be administered the FCLE?  \nThere is no specified grade level for the test. Any student in grades 6–12 is eligible if enrolled in the United States Government course. Students earning a passing score on the assessment are exempt from the postsecondary civic literacy assessment required by  \ns. 1007. 25(5), F.S.  \nCan any students take the test, even if they are not enrolled in a U.S. Government course?  \nThis is up to the district's discretion. Only those students enrolled are required to take it.  \nCan private school students take the FCLE?  \nAt this time, it is not possible for a private school to administer the FCLE locally. It is up to the district’s discretion whether they would allow private school students to participate through their local school district.  \nTest Delivery System  \nWhat platform will the FCLE be administered on?  \nThe FCLE will be administered on the Cambium Assessment, Inc. (CAI) Test Delivery System (TDS) platform.  \nHow do K–12 schools or districts enroll students for the test?  \nThis test will be included with Winter EOC and Spring EOC windows in TIDE. Similar to other statewide, standardized assessments, districts can upload a PreID file to make students eligible for the test or schools can manually enter students.  \nAre remote administrations permitted?  \nNo, remote administrations are not permitted for the K–12 FCLE.  \nTest Preparation  \nWhat resources are available for test preparation?  \nCivic literacy resources are available at: [http://www.fldoe.org/civicliteracy/](http://www.fldoe.org/civicliteracy/) .  \nIs there a practice test available for the FCLE?  \nSample items and a Supplemental Guide for the FCLE are available at:  \n[https://www.fldoe.org/accountability/assessments/k-12-student-assessment/fcle.stml](https://www.fldoe.org/accountability/assessments/k-12-student-assessment/fcle.stml).  \nA computer-based version of the FCLE sample items and an answer key are available at: [https://flfast.org/families.html](https","cbCaimBWjsUufgH7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimBWjsUufgH7","pdf",269224,"English","# General Information\n## Test Dates and Standards\n# Students to Be Tested\n## Required Courses and Eligibility\n## Private School Participation\n# Test Delivery System\n## Platform and Enrollment\n## Remote Administration\n# Test Preparation\n## Available Resources and Sample Items\n# Test Administration\n## Session Length and Item Types\n## CBT Worksheets\n# Accommodations\n## Accessibility Tools and Paper-Based Supports\n## ELL Accommodations\n# Scoring and Reporting\n## Score Availability and Passing Score","[{\"question\":\"What are the FCLE test dates for the 2024–2025 school year?\",\"answer\":\"The FCLE is offered in late fall/winter (November 4–December 20, 2024) and in spring (March 31–May 30, 2025). 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