High School Finals

Most finals will be accessed by logging into your Edgenuity account and then navigating to the individual courses.

These are the courses that have final exams in Edgenuity:
US Government, Individual Studies (Study Skills), Microsoft Office Specialist.

The final for the following courses WILL NOT be in Edgenuity.
They can be access by the corresponding links instead. Select the appropriate link.

*Students who are taking the state test can access it by clicking on the link above. The access link will also be provided during testing. All testing details, as well as opt-out options, are provided on Mrs. Dayley’s STATE TEST website.
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POLS 1100, HIST 2700 and HIST 1500 have finals which are proctored by Utah Tech University.

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All final exams are cumulative and must be proctored, meaning they will cover all information in the semester and they will be taken in the presence of UOS teachers. Prior to finals week, a link will be sent to students where they can digitally schedule a date, time and location that best fits their circumstances. There will be an option for online proctored finals for those living more that 50 miles from any testing location. The purpose of a final exam is to assess the students’ knowledge of the subject. Not all courses include a final exam. Instructors may assign a term paper or final project, instead of the proctored final. The weighing of the final exam also varies from class to class. The length of the final exams also varies, but in general, the exam will be fewer than 50 questions and take less than an hour to complete. Some teachers will allow students to use a 3×5 index card of notes on both sides during the final, but students should confirm with their teacher before testing. Finals weeks are typically mid-December and mid-May. It is important for students to complete the cumulative exam review prior to taking your final.

In these courses the 3×5 is not allowed:
US Government, FIN 1750, Geography (honors)

THESE COURSES HAVE A PROCTORED FINAL

FINANCIAL LITERACY, CE FIN 1750, DRIVER’S ED, CE ENGLISH 1010, US GOVERNMENT, POLS 1100, HIST 2700, HIST 1500.