64:02:03:19Testing and retesting

courses at annual assessors schools. The requirements for testing and retesting courses at annual assessors schools are: (1) Each course shall be a tested course, unless the testing requirement is waived by the secretary prior to the course; (2) A score of 70 percent or greater is required for a passing grade and course credit; (3) Each test shall be given at the time and place listed in the school registration form or announced at the school; (4) No early or late tests may be given except for the following instances: (a) Family emergency if the instructor judges the emergency to be valid; (b) The instructor is unable to proctor the test at the scheduled time and no other proctor is found; or (c) An emergency or unforeseen circumstance requires a student to leave early and this circumstance is judged by the instructor to be valid; (5) Course credit may be withheld if the instructor judges a student's class attendance to be inadequate for the course even though a passing grade was scored on the test; (6) No retest may be given without permission of the course instructor; (7) Any retest may be proctored by department personnel only and at a time and place set by the proctor; (8) Any IAAO course retest must be in accordance with retest requirements of the IAAO; (9) A score of 80 percent or greater is required for a passing grade on all department course retests; (10) No department course may be challenged by the student and course attendance is required for credit; (11) An IAAO course may be challenged for credit. Any IAAO course challenge is regulated by the IAAO and the department may not exempt any student from IAAO rules or demand that a higher standard be met; (12) No school final test may be returned to the student. The student shall be informed of areas of incorrect answers on the final test; and (13) Any student may appeal the decision of the test, retest, and course challenge rules to the secretary.

Source: 29 SDR 177, effective July 2, 2003; 41 SDR 108, effective January 5, 2015.