District of Columbia Code Division VI. Education, Libraries, and Cultural Institutions. § 38-381. Access to Advanced Placement Tests.

(a)(1) Beginning no later than 180 days after February 23, 2023, the District of Columbia Public Schools (“DCPS”) shall permit a non-enrollee to sit for an Advanced Placement test (“test”) at the student's right-to-attend DCPS school; provided, that the Office of the State Superintendent of Education (“OSSE”) has certified to DCPS that the non-enrollee is eligible to sit for the test.

(2) OSSE shall certify a non-enrollee as eligible to sit for a test where:

(1) The date, time, and location that the non-enrollee will take the test; and

(2) Information on testing logistics, including an e-mail address and phone number that non-enrollees may use to contact DCPS about the test, and a link to information on the DCPS website on Advanced Placement testing for non-enrollees.

(1) DCPS shall make available and maintain on its website information on how a non-enrollee may register for tests with OSSE, test day logistics, and any other relevant information, including a method for non-enrollees and their parents or guardians to contact DCPS with questions about testing under this chapter; and

(2) OSSE shall make available and maintain on its website information on how a non-enrollee may register for tests, a link to information on the DCPS website on Advanced Placement testing for non-enrollees and any other relevant information, including a method for non-enrollees and their parents or guardians to contact OSSE with questions about testing under this chapter.

(1) “Non-enrollee” means a District resident of school age participating in a homeschooling program who is eligible to enroll at a DCPS school.

(2) “Right-to-attend school” means the DCPS school that a District resident of school-age may attend by right, based on the child's place of residence being located in the catchment area for that school.