Placement Testing

All students must present a battery of placement scores. Beginning with Fall 2024 Registration, all current and new students must present minimum placement scores in all areas Reading, English, and Math on an approved Placement Test to be eligible to register. Tests include PERT, ACT, SAT, and CLT. Minimum scores from any of these tests can be used in combination to meet eligibility requirements.

Please review the Understanding Placement Scores document It is the student's responsibility to provide all test scores to their guidance counselor. The guidance counselor will report available placement scores when approving a student's registration form. Home Education and PEP parents will serve as the counselors.

Students are allowed to take retests after 7 days. After the first test, students will be required to pay a fee in order to retest. If the student wishes to take the test remotely, they are responsible for the remote testing fee.

Students who need to take a PLACEMENT TEST, may schedule here. You have six testing locations to choose from with a variety of tests, dates, and times available.

Florida's Postsecondary Education Readiness Test (PERT) Study Guide.

Quick Check

True or False? Placement tests are not required for Dual Enrollment students.

True: Sorry, try again.
False: Correct: Dual enrollment students must present minimum placement scores in all areas Reading, English, and Math on an approved Placement Test to be eligible to register. Tests include PERT, ACT, SAT, and CLT.

Quick Check

Who provides my test scores to my guidance counselor?

My teacher: Sorry, try again.
She can retrieve them online.: Sorry, try again.
Me (the student): Correct: It is the student's responsibility to provide all test scores to their guidance counselor. The guidance counselor will report available placement scores when approving a student's registration form.
The school sends them.: Sorry, try again.

Quick Check

What is the minimum PERT score for Reading?

106: Correct: Supporting information can be found in the Understanding Placement Scores document.
114: Sorry, try again.
108: Sorry, try again.