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Testing Registration

Home Education and Private Schools Students

Per Florida Statute 1002.41(12), districts must make arrangements for testing home education students registered with your district if the parent/guardian notifies the district prior to the local deadline. Florida statute allows for private school students enrolled in the Florida Tax Credit Scholarship Program (per Section 1002.395, F.S.), the Family Empowerment Scholarship Program (per Section 1002.394, F.S.), or the Hope Scholarship Program (per Section 1002.40, F.S.) to participate in statewide assessments. Consistent with statute, school districts are required to provide information to these students regarding the locations and times available for statewide assessments.

For assistance, please call (239) 377-0008

Local Deadlines and Registration Links

ASSESSMENT NAME REGISTRATIONS OPENED REGISTRATION DEADLINE REGISTRATION LINK
Grade 10 PSAT/NMSQT July 22, 2026 August 22, 2026  
AP Exams September 30, 2026 October 30, 2026 Click to Register
Grade 11 SAT December 2026 January 2027  
Spring Statewide Assessments February 2027 March 2027  

Please note the following:

  • Collier County Public Schools’ (CCPS) Code of Student Conduct and Student Dress Code must be followed at all times.
     
  • Electronic devices (e.g., phones, tablets, smartwatches, earbuds) are not permitted during testing.
     
  • Students must be prepared to present one of the following proofs of identity on the day of testing:
    • School-issued photo ID (if approved by the district)
    • City/state/federal-issued photo ID (a Florida-issued photo ID can be purchased at a local branch of the Department of Motor Vehicles
    • A completed Student ID form approved by your district to verify students who do not have the photo ID listed above. Samples of this type of form are available at ACT.org and Collegeboard.