Parent / Guardian Remote Test Administration Agreement - Oregon

Parent/Guardian Remote Test Administration Agreement is a legal document that was released by the Oregon Department of Education - a government authority operating within Oregon.

FAQ

Q: What is the Parent/Guardian Remote Test Administration Agreement?
A: The Parent/Guardian Remote Test Administration Agreement is an agreement that allows parents or guardians to administer tests remotely.

Q: Who is eligible to use the Parent/Guardian Remote Test Administration Agreement in Oregon?
A: Parents or guardians in Oregon who have students eligible to take tests remotely.

Q: What is the purpose of the agreement?
A: The purpose of the agreement is to provide a way for parents or guardians to administer tests remotely during certain circumstances, such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

Q: What tests can be administered remotely under this agreement?
A: The specific tests that can be administered remotely will be determined by the Oregon Department of Education.

Q: Are there any requirements or guidelines for remote test administration?
A: Yes, parents or guardians must follow the guidelines provided by the Oregon Department of Education and any additional instructions from the student's school or district.

Q: Do parents or guardians need to sign the agreement every time they administer a test remotely?
A: No, parents or guardians only need to sign the agreement once per school year.

Q: What happens if parents or guardians do not follow the agreement or guidelines?
A: Failure to follow the agreement or guidelines may result in consequences, such as the student's test scores being invalidated.