Testing and Placement Resources Guide
Testing and placement resources can help families identify a student's current academic level, evaluate learning progress, determine appropriate curriculum placement, and support instructional planning. The resources below offer testing tools, test makers, and placement assessments that homeschool families may use to support educational planning and curriculum decisions. Contact information has been included to help families learn more about the resources listed below.
Easy Test Maker
Offers an online test generator that allows families to create, manage, and organize tests online.
Free option available for up to 25 tests
Yearly plan options are also available
For questions about Easy Test Maker, families should create a free account and contact the company directly through their website.
Help Teaching
Offers a free online test maker and printable educational resources for homeschool families.
For questions or support, contact:
support@helpteaching.com
Math-U-See
Provides math placement tests to help families determine the appropriate learning level for students.
For questions or placement assistance, contact:
Sue Wachter
Email: SWachter@demmelearning.com
Phone: (717) 283-4807
AOP (Alpha Omega Publications)
Offers placement tests in subjects such as reading, writing, and math.
For questions or one-on-one assistance, contact:
Betheny Webb
Email: betheny.webb@aop.com
Phone: 800-622-3070
Sonlight
Offers reading placement tests and homeschool curriculum support.
For questions about Sonlight Curriculum, families may contact the company directly through:
Live Chat
Email: main@sonlight.com
Phone: 1-800-903-1675
Tips From Parents Teach Their Children
Homeschool testing requirements vary by state. Families should become familiar with any testing, assessment, evaluation, or reporting requirements that may apply to their homeschool program. Although testing is not required in every state, many homeschool families choose to use testing and placement resources as part of their educational planning. Families should determine which approach best supports their student's needs, educational goals, and overall homeschool program.