CLT for Homeschool Families
The Classic Learning Test is creating a new standard for standardized testing. Our suite of exams for 3rd-12th graders is designed to give students a challenging yet fair assessment of their capabilities, all while allowing them to test from the comfort of home.
In recent years, CLT has become the preferred assessment provider for thousands of homeschool families and co-op groups. Our norm-referenced exams fulfill testing requirements in a majority of states. Scroll to learn how CLT provides specific resources for homeschool families and groups.
Our Suite of Assessments
Tests That Align With Your Educational Choice
Homeschool students deserve a test that respects their educational choice. CLT exams are not tied to any particular scope or sequence but instead assess the main indicators of educational success like reading comprehension, writing conventions, and mathematical reasoning.
Our standardized tests for 3rd-12th grade students satisfy testing requirements for homeschool families in most states.
Benefits of CLT Assessments
- Can be taken online at home
- Provide parents with a holistic and actionable teaching resource
- Assess both aptitude and achievement
- Utilize meaningful and timeless primary sources for reading content
- Promote critical thinking and higher-level analysis
CLT for College-Bound Students
Over 280 colleges and universities across the United States have partnered with CLT by accepting CLT scores and recruiting CLT students. Collectively, these colleges tie over $100 million in scholarships annually to CLT scores.
Lead a Homeschooling Co-op?
If you are leading a homeschooling group, co-op, or community, CLT can help you schedule group exams to gain access to paper testing and discounted group rates.
Check out our informational flyer for more details and contact us at homeschool@cltexam.com to schedule your group testing.
Supporting Educational Choice for Families
CLT is proud to partner with parental choice programs across the United States, which give families increased access to our assessments through educational savings accounts and scholarships.