On-site Group Testing Opportunities

ByBasicSkills

Hello Home School Families,

In a previous email I mentioned we’d be posting on-site group testing opportunities once we determined interest and facility availability. They’re going up today, Monday, April 12.  

Here they are:  

Gathering rules relative to Covid may vary from location to location as the governor relaxes or tightens meeting standards in each county based on case count and other factors. Please be flexible. This situation will be fluid right up until the day of testing.   

Will the Department extend the deadline to complete testing again this year? That remains a possibility, but as of now, the deadline for completing testing is August 15. We will let you know if it changes but for now, please plan on completing testing by that date.  

Remote group and private testing opportunities can be found on our testing page here: https://www.basicskills.net/testing/. Additionally, we have a number of examiners who are available for private, semi-private and small group tests located all over the state of Oregon. Our local an examiner map will be updated soon to reflect the new examiners we have added recently.  

If you have any questions about the above, please don’t hesitate to be in touch- phone (503) 650-5282 or email info@basicskills.net. 

Thanks for reading, 

Curt Bumcrot, MRE

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