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DC Office of the State Superintendent of Education
GED Testing and Verifications
DC Office of the State Superintendent (OSSE)
GED Testing and Verifications’ (GEDTV)
Inclement Weather Policy
In the event of inclement weather, GED Testing and Verifications follows the policy of the Government of the District of Columbia. Therefore:
- If the District Government is open, the GED Exam will start on time AS SCHEDULED.
- If the District Government is closed, the GED Exam is cancelled.
- If the District Government has a delayed arrival, the GED Exam is CANCELLED.
When the GED Exam is cancelled, the GEDTV staff will contact all registered examinees for rescheduling using the telephone number(s) and/or address provided by the examinees on their Application for GED Testing.
The following media outlets provide the status of opening for the District of Columbia Government:
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Radio WMAL 630 AM WTOP 103.5 FM WAMU 88.5 FM WHUR 96.3 FM |
Television Channel 4 (WRC) Channel 5 (WTTG) Channel 7 (WJLA) Channel 9 (WUSA) Channel 20 (WDCA) |
12/21/11
New GED test coming in 2014
By Lisa Singleton-Rickman
Staff Writer
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In 2014, GED testing as we know it will cease.
The nonprofit General Educational Development testing program, known officially as GED Testing Services, has been purchased by Pearson Vue Testing, a for-profit company.
As a result, the GED program, in the next two years, will undergo its biggest redesign in its 69-year history and become more challenging to pass, officials said.
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