2007–2008
Obtaining Your Test Results

Score Report Dates

FTCE and FELE test scores will be issued according to the following schedule:

Florida FTCE/FELE Score Report Dates

Testing Method	Test Description	Score Report Date
computer-based testing	All except French K–12, German K–12, Spanish K–12, and Speech 6–12	approximately 2 weeks after the test date
	French K–12, German K–12, Spanish K–12, and Speech 6–12	approximately 4 weeks after the test date
paper-based testing	tests taken at Regular Administrations	30 calendar days after the test date
	tests taken at Supplemental Administrations	13 calendar days after the test date

The specific score report date for each paper-based testing administration is listed in "Test Dates."

Posting of Unofficial Scores

You may view your unofficial pass/fail status by selecting "Score Reporting." Unofficial scores will be posted by 5:00 p.m. on the score report date; see the table above. The online pass/fail status is not an official score report. You will receive your official score report in the mail.

If you take a computer-based test, your unofficial score results for the multiple-choice questions will be provided to you at the test center at the conclusion of each test. These results are not official. You will receive your official score report in the mail.

Official Score Reports

Official score reports will be mailed on the score report dates; see the schedule above. You will receive two identical official score reports.

If you do not receive your score report, or the score report you receive contains incomplete or erroneous information, contact the FTCE/FELE program office at (413) 256-2893 within 60 calendar days after the mailing dates listed in "Test Dates." A replacement or a new, corrected score report will be mailed to you at no charge. If you fail to notify the FTCE/FELE program office within the 60-day period, you will be required to pay $10 for a new score report.

A copy of your score report will be sent directly to the school district, college, or university you indicated when you registered.

Your passing scores will be submitted electronically to the Bureau of Educator Certification automatically; however, for any tests taken before July 1, 2002, you will need to provide an official score report to the Bureau if you have not already provided one.

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