To qualify to pursue the Peer Review Licensing path for French, two testing requirements must be met. These are the Praxis Subject Assessment in French and the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators. These tests are important parts of Vermont's licensure process. I meet both of these test requirements as detailed below.

As evidence for meeting the Praxis Subject Assessment requirement, please see attached here my French Praxis Score Report. I took the test on February 20, 2019. The overall score needed to pass was 162 and I earned a score of 180. According to the score report, a score of 172 or above exceeds the average range. Following is a breakdown of the testing categories and how I performed in relationship to the average range given by the testing company:

• Interpretive Mode: Listening. Raw points earned - 20 out of 24. Average range 11-20.
• Interpretive Mode: Reading. Raw points earned - 17 out of 24. Average range 13-20.
• Cultural Knowledge. Raw points earned - 11 out of 12. Average range 6-9.
• Interpersonal and Presentational Writing. Raw points earned - 12 out of 18. Average range 8-15.
• Presentational and Interpersonal Speaking. Raw points earned - 14 out of 18. Average range 8-17.

In order to meet the Praxis Core Academic Skills for Educators test requirement, I submitted my SAT scores. They have been accepted by the Vermont Agency of Education. They are on file and meet this requirement per Wendy Scott, Peer Review Coordinator. Please find my scores here on my High School Transcript ,