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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Even if he doesn't get stop clock, can he take the test in a private room?  It seems the least the school could do given their errors would be to provide a separate room and a proctor just for your son.

And if he doesn't like his scores, I think there's a way he can select which scores go to which schools. Using score choice means that he doesn't have to worry about a bad score showing up to colleges.  If it costs money, I would ask the school to pay for it.[/quote]

Private room (or small group) would also requires College Board approval. The school can't provide accommodations the CB doesn't approve. [/quote]

OP here, this is correct.  He would test in the extended time room (if that's approved) with all the kids most vulnerable to distraction if has problems.

Stop clock would likely mean 1:1 testing but they didn't list it on his application separately.

He isn't distractible so he doesn't need 1:1 for that reason, it is not something he needs, but he is distracting so he gets 1:1 for that reason sometimes.  [/quote]

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