Important dates include the start of the implementation of the civics test for the graduating class of 2017. Ensure compliance with the graduation requirements established by the Arizona legislature. Additional deadlines regarding retesting and documentation can be found through your school or the Arizona Department of Education.

The purpose of this form is to establish guidelines for administering the civics test required for high school graduation in Arizona. It outlines the statutory requirements students must meet and provides resources for educators. Understanding this form is crucial for both students and educators to ensure compliance with state law.

• 1. Civics Test Questions: A list of 100 civics questions used for evaluation.
• 2. Answer Key: A key that provides correct answers for the test questions.
• 3. Test Administration Guidelines: Instructions on how to administer the civics test.
• 4. Scoring Criteria: Details on how to score the test.
• 5. Accommodations Information: Guidance for administering the test to students with special needs.

Failing to submit the civics test form can result in students not meeting graduation requirements. It is essential to comply with the necessary evaluations to obtain a high school diploma. Schools may have alternative pathways for students who do not pass.

• Impact on Graduation: Not submitting the form can hinder a student's eligibility for graduation.
• Retesting Opportunities: Students may miss out on chances to retake the test if not submitted on time.
• Record Keeping: Failure to document passing scores may affect transcript accuracy.

• 1. Graduation Requirement: Students must fill out this form to meet graduation criteria.
• 2. Test Administration: Educators use this form to guide the administration of the civics test.
• 3. Documenting Scores: Schools use this form to report and keep records of student performance.