Updated for 2024 School Year
What We Offer
Our Online Practice Tests and Printable Workbooks help students build confidence and raise test scores for the Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL). The materials are both affordable and comprehensive encompassing all major subjects: English / Language Arts, Mathematics, Science and Social Science.
Students are provided with instant results and feedback after taking tests and are able to view reports which include comprehensive charts and graphs tracking progress.
Thousands of students have used our practice materials successfully since 2000 and have
come back to us year after year with positive experiences. Help your students on a journey
of success with our Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) Online Practice Tests and Printable Workbooks.
Exclusive Reports
In addition to our standard reports at the end of each test, we offer an exclusive National Percentile Comparison Report. This extensive report compares the scores of an individual students with other students taking the same test and in the same grade across the nation. Students can see how well they are doing comparatively in a particular topic area and understand which areas need further study.
Help Improve Your Test Scores!
Practicing for standardized exams such as the Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) can help build student
confidence and familiarity with the types of materials the student might see on the
actual exam. This can lead to higher test scores and better results on the actual tests.
More About the Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL)
State Testing Information for Virginia Portions of the following material were taken from the Virginia Department of Education website. Please see our links and source sections at the bottom of the page for more details and references. General Description of the Tests Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) - Grades: K-12
- Subjects: English, Mathematics, Science, History/Social Science
Virginia Alternative and Alternate Assessments - Virginia Grade Level Alternative (VGLA)
- Grades: 3-8
- Students with disabilities that prevent them from accessing the SOL test(s) in a content area, even with accommodations, may participate in the VGLA.
- Virginia Alternate Assessment Program (VAAP)
- Grades: 3-8, 11
- Students with the most significant cognitive disabilities
National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) - Grades: 4, 8
- Subjects: United States History, Civics, Geography, Mathematics, Writing
- NAEP has been an operational national assessment since 1969 and Virginia has been part of NAEP testing since 1990.
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