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Testing Out

According to the Michigan Merit Curriculum Law, Section 380.1278(a)(4)(c), "a school district or public school academy shall also grant a student credit if the student earns a qualifying score, as determined by the department, on the assessments developed or selected for the subject area by the department or the student earns a qualifying score, as determined by the school district or public school academy, on 1 or more assessments developed or selected by the school district or public school academy that measure a student's understanding of the subject area content expectations or guidelines that apply to the credit."

Testing Out FAQs can be found on page 65 of the Michigan Merit Curriculum FAQs .

Additional questions can be addressed to the Michigan Department of Education, at 517-241-1162 or email to sinicropis@michigan.gov .