Georgia Milestones End-of-Grade Assessment

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A parent is concerned about their high school student's EOC results and wishes to refuse participation in future assessments. According to Georgia law and Department of Education policy, what is the official stance on 'opting out' of EOC tests?

Parents can opt out with a written request for any reason. Opting out is permitted, but the student receives an automatic failing grade for the course. There is no legal provision to 'opt out' of mandated state assessments. Opting out is only allowed for medical reasons confirmed by a doctor.

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There is no legal provision to 'opt out' of mandated state assessments.

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