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LBSA policies 2022-23

 

Registration
Student registration will require a photo ID for alignment with LBUSD campus safety policy and a working email for ongoing home/school communication.  If you do not have a working email, you may set up a free email during registration. All students will be required to sign the Student Attendance and Behavior/Dress/Disciplinary Action Policies.  Policies are available on the LBSA website at  www.lbschools.net/lbsa.     Registration is first-come, first-served, current students have priority registration 4 days following the end of term. Each student must attend an orientation and assessment session before they can be enrolled. These sessions take 3 hours to complete, check our website for the next orientation and assessment session.    

HiSet Testing Faculty 

Betzabel Macchia- Chief Examiner HiSET 

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Ruben Solis- HiSET Testing

Hi-SET Testing Locker 

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HiSET Testing

           Welcome to our HiSET Testing office.

  Our direct line is 562-595-8893 ext 235.  Please leave a message if no one is available and we will return your call as soon as possible.

          Testing Dates

HiSET Paper and Computer Testing are both currently available at our location in English and Spanish.

2022/23 Schedule:

Testing available:

September 6, 2022, thru June 22, 2023

CLOSED: All major Holidays

You can test on a computer and have immediate scores at the end of the test.

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High School Equivalency Test    

The High School Equivalency Test (HiSET) is available on paper and on the computer.  It is offered in both English and Spanish.   

Testing Available:

Sept 6, 2022, thru June 22, 2023

CLOSED: Major Holidays

Days and times...    

Tuesday

9:30-11:30 am Writing Test

12:00-1:30 pm Math Test

    Lunch Break (2 hrs.)

4:00-5:20 pm Science Test

5:30-6:40 pm Soc. Studies Test

7:00-8:10 pm Reading Test

Wednesday

9:30-10:50 am Science Test

11:00-12:10 pm Soc. Studies Test

Lunch Break (30 Min)

1:00-2:10 pm Reading Test

2:30-4:30 pm Writing Test

5:00-6:30 pm Math Test

Thursday

9:30-11:30 am Writing Test

12:00-1:30 pm Math Test

    Lunch Break (2 hrs.)

4:00-5:20 pm Science Test

5:30-6:40 pm Soc. Studies Test

7:00-8:10 pm Reading Test

All tests require an appointment.  Please call to schedule.

PARA INFORMACION EN ESPANOL-

LLAME AL 562-595-8893 EXT.235 DEJE SU NOMBRE, NUMERO, Y UN CORTO MENSAJE Y REGRESAREMOS SU LLAMADA LO MAS PRONTO POSIBLE. GRACIAS

 

Thank you!

 

Registration requirements:

Before registration at LBSA: Create a HiSET account. Create the HiSET account and follow the directions. 

However, you may create a HiSET account during the registration at LBSA if you can not do so on your own or need assistance.

During registration at LBSA: Provide proof of proper ID, pay fees, have your Student ID # (if you set up your account on your own), and schedule your TEST dates.

Fees:

  • The test fee for paper/pencil is $210. The test fee for the computer is $200 cash, Visa or Master Card
  • Payment is due on registration day!
  • The retest fee is $30 per section for both computer and paper/pencil.
  • also switching from a computer to a paper-pencil at any time will incur a one-time $25 fee.

Questions/Comments/Concerns:

Please contact the HiSET Test Center at (562) 595-8893 ext. 235 or email Betzy Macchia at bmacchia@lbschools.net  

PSI (formally ETS)  is committed to serving test takers with disabilities or health-related needs by providing services and reasonable accommodations in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990.

Some test takers with disabilities or who would otherwise have difficulty taking the test may utilize the following accommodations without prior approval:

  • Transparent overlays.
  • Scratch paper (to be collected by test center personnel at end of testing session).
  • Earplugs (not attached to any electronic device).
  • Plain, unmarked straightedge to assist with keeping place while reading. 
  • Handheld non-electronic magnifying device (without memory or camera).
  • Seat cushion/back pillow, or footstool. Item will be inspected by test center personnel before and after testing.
  • Prescription medication.  Pills must be unwrapped and not in a bottle/container. Test Takers may bring pills that are still in the packaging if the packaging states they MUST remain in the packaging.
  • Medical devices (e.g., asthma inhaler, hearing aid, pacemaker, insulin pump on vibrate or silent, oxygen tank, TENS stimulator).
  • Highlighter or black felt pen for essays and scratch work only.

All other requests for accommodations must be approved in accordance with PSI’s policies and procedures and must be made online using the PSI Accommodations Request Form prior to scheduling. Please note, requests cannot be submitted by phone.

items not allowed in test room.

-No cellphones.

-No backpacks.

-No food or drinks (except water).

-No purses/bundles/etc.

-No books/notebooks/prep material.

YOU MAY LEAVE THESE ITEMS IN YOUR CAR OR CHECK THEM IN BEFORE YOU TEST.  WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOST OR DAMAGED ITEMS. 

 

        Required       Identification

For complete information on the types of I.D.'s that you need with you every time you test, go to the website below, without proper identification you will not be able to test: 

https://hiset.ets.org/take/id 

 

 

                            Schedule your CBT                                                    (Computer Base Testing)                                                                 NOW!!!

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Why the HiSET® Exam?

Making a difference

Now the fastest-growing exam in the market, the HiSET® exam is offered to millions of out-of-school youth and adults across the country. With its exceptional customer service and program support, the HiSET program is making a powerful difference in adult education by offering:

  • a choice of paper- or computer-delivered formats that enable candidates to work in their optimal test environment
  • a secure, web-based reporting portal to provide quick test results and other actionable data
  • a Spanish-language version to address the needs of candidates who are more comfortable testing in that language

Aligned with current standards

The HiSET exam was created by ETS along with critical input from states, educators, and testing centers. The stakeholders' input ensured that the HiSET exam was consistent with current high school curricula and aligned with the most recent College and Career Readiness Standards for adults.

Is the HiSET TEST Valid?

California is a multiple-option state which means...

        Prior to 2014, there was only one test available for those without a high school diploma to earn their high school equivalency credential, the GED® test. Today, CALIFORNIA offers test takers the choice of two tests:

  • The HiSET® exam (available at LBSA)
  • The GED® test (not available at LBSA)

Both of these high school equivalency tests assess the same skills and knowledge in mathematics, science, social studies, and language arts, and each earns a test taker the same state-issued high school equivalency credential when successfully completed.

Learn more about the HiSET exam, including information on test content, free and low-cost preparation materials, and practice tests.

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