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Do you use password protection for the proctor to open the exam?

 * ====**Alabama Connecting Classrooms Educators and Teachers Statewide**: No. Teachers are trained to release exams for a specified period as students take exams during a dedicated class time.====
 * ====**Arkansas Department of Education**: All of our online assessments are password protected.====
 * ====**Arkansas Virtual High School:** Passwords to exams are given to proctors====
 * ====**e4TN:** Yes.====
 * ====**Florida Virtual Schools:** We password protect all of our exams regardless of whether or not the exam is proctored.====
 * ====**Hamilton County Virtual School:** The exams are assigned the evening before or the day of the exam, at which time all other content becomes unavailable. There is no password.====
 * ====**Louisiana Virtual School:** Any assessment that requires a password is given to the proctor to open the exam. The proctor, in turn, gives the password to the student, and monitors the exam.====
 * ====**South Carolina Virtual School Program:** Yes, we use password protection for our final exam.====
 * ====**Texas Virtual School Network:** The course providers’ instructors provide the password or make the exam accessible to the students once the proctoring documentation is received.====
 * ====**University of Oklahoma High School:** The majority of our exams on administered online and are password protected. The student provides us with a proctor meeting our policy guidelines. Our customer service center contacts the proctor to verify they meet our criteria and will accept proctoring responsibilities.====
 * ====**West Virginia:** In cases where proctoring is required, access is controlled by password (which is emailed to the classroom facilitator.) For the Spanish courses access to the quizzes and tests is controlled by adaptive release based on dates; passwords are not used.====

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