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Camp,Principalvancampb@okee.k12.fl.us1000 NW 34 StreetOkeechobee,FL34974Phone 863-462-5125Fax 863-462-5295  \nDear Parent/Guardian,  \nThe purpose of this letter is to inform you that-your studen will take the computer-based Florida Civic LiteracyExamination(FCLE)on May 11,2022 at 2pm.In accordance with Florida Statutes,beginning with the 2021-2022school year,students taking a United States Government course are required to take the FCLE.Students who earn apassing score on the FCLE are exempt from the state's postsecondary civic literacy assessment requirement.  \nThe FCLE is administered in one 160-minute session.Any student who has not completed the session by the end of theallotted time may continue working up to half the length of a typical school day.  \nIf you or your student would like to become familiar with the computer-based platform at home,you may access theCivics or U.S.History EOC practice test and answer key available at https://fsassessments.org/families.html.  \n# Please review the following policies with your student before testing:\n\n·Electronic Devices—Students are not permitted to have any electronic devices,including,but not limited to,cellphones,smartphones,smartwatches,and Bluetooth/wireless headphones/earbuds at any time during testing orduring breaks(e.g.,restroom),even if the devices are turned off or students do not use them.If your student isfound with an electronic device,his or her test will be invalidated.  \n·Testing Rules Acknowledgment—All tests include a Testing Rules Acknowledgment that reads:“I understandthe testing rules that were just read to me.If I do not follow these rules,my test score may be invalidated.”Priorto testing,test administrators read the rules to students,and students acknowledge that they understand the testingrules by clicking the box in the secure browser indicating they understand the testing rules.  \n·Discussing Test Content after Testing—The last portion of the testing rules read to students before they clickthe box to accept the Testing Rules Acknowledgment states that because the content of all statewide assessmentsis secure,students may not discuss or reveal details about the test content(including test items,passages,andprompts)after the test.This includes any type of electronic communication,such as texting,emailing,or postingto social media sitesPlease make sure your student understands this policy prior to testing and remind them that\"discussing\"test content includes any kind of electronic communication,such as texting,emailing,posting tosocial media,or sharing online.While students may not share information about secure test content aftertesting,this policy is not intended to prevent students from discussing their testing experiences with theirparents/families.  \n·Working Independently—Students are responsible for doing their own work during the test and for protecting  \n● their answers from being seen by others.If students are caught cheating during testing,ther tests willbeinvalidated.  \n·Leaving Campus—Ifyour student leaves campus before completing a test session(e.g.,for lunch,an  \nappointment),he or she will not be allowed to return to that test session.If your student does not feel well on theday of testing,it may be best for him or her to wait and be tested on a make-up day.Please remember not toschedule appointments on testing days  \nPrincipalBryan VancampAssistant PrincipalAudie AshDeanAlbert WhitesideGuidance CounselorPamela PresleyBehavior SpecialistRichonda Winner-Manson  \n·Testing Accommodations—If your student has an Individual Education Plan(IEP),a Section 504 Plan,or is anEnglish Language Learner(ELL)or a recently exited ELL,please contact the school to discuss the testingaccommodations that wil be provided for your student.  \nf you have any questions reated to this test administration,you may contact Mrs.Presley at 863-462-5125  \nFor more information about the Florida Statewide Assessments program,please visit 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