Summative ELPAC Exam

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A student has a temporary medical condition (e.g., a broken jaw) supported by a doctor's note, which makes it impossible for them to participate in the Speaking domain of the Summative ELPAC. What is the correct procedure for the site coordinator to follow?

Administer the Speaking domain but score all items as 'No Response.' Postpone the student's entire ELPAC administration until the next school year. Request a medical exemption for the Speaking domain in the Test Operations Management System (TOMS), allowing an overall score to be calculated from the remaining domains. Assign the student the average score of their grade level for the Speaking domain.

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Request a medical exemption for the Speaking domain in the Test Operations Management System (TOMS), allowing an overall score to be calculated from the remaining domains.

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