Connecticut Form Ed 192 – Fill Out and Use This PDF

Connecticut Form Ed 192 PDF Details

The Connecticut Ed 192 form is the official application for a waiver from the Connecticut Academic Skills Assessment (CASA). The Bureau of Educator Standards and Certification under the Connecticut State Department of Education issues and reviews these waiver requests for prospective educators seeking certification.

To qualify, applicants must have earned scores meeting or exceeding the minimum thresholds on one of four accepted standardized tests: the SAT, ACT, GRE, or PAA (Prueba de Aptitud Academica). The score minimums for each test and subtest are listed in the form itself. Applicants who meet those benchmarks may apply for the waiver in place of sitting for the CASA exam.

The application requires official score reports submitted directly from the testing agencies. Applicant-provided copies of score reports are not accepted. The testing agency must send the scores to the Bureau independently to satisfy the documentation requirement.

How to Complete Connecticut Form Ed 192

Step 1: Verify eligibility. Review the minimum score requirements on pages 2 and 3 of the Ed 192 form. Confirm your SAT, ACT, GRE, or PAA scores meet or exceed each subtest threshold before proceeding. If any subtest score falls below the minimum, the waiver application cannot be approved.

Step 2: Gather required information. Collect your full legal name, personal identification details, the name of the standardized test you completed, your test date, and your individual subtest scores. Have the testing agency contact information ready so you can arrange official score transmission.

Step 3: Fill out all form sections. The Connecticut Ed 192 form has sections for personal information, test identification, and score listing. Fill in every required field. Identify which standardized test you are using for the waiver request. List each subtest score in the designated fields. Sign and date the form before submission.

Step 4: Submit the form and arrange official score reports. Mail the completed Connecticut Form Ed 192 to the Bureau of Educator Standards and Certification. At the same time, contact your testing agency and request that they send your official scores directly to the Bureau. Do not attach printed copies of score reports. Only testing-agency-sent scores are accepted as official documentation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which tests qualify for the Connecticut Ed 192 waiver?
The form accepts qualifying scores from four tests: SAT, ACT, GRE, and PAA (Prueba de Aptitud Academica). Scores from other standardized tests are not listed as accepted alternatives.

How do I get my scores sent to the Bureau?
Contact the testing agency directly after submitting the Ed 192 form. SAT and PAA scores go through College Board. ACT scores are handled by ACT. GRE scores are sent through ETS. Each agency may charge a fee for score transmission.

Can I fill out the form digitally?
Yes. You can complete Connecticut Form Ed 192 using FormsPal's online PDF editor and save it to your device. Print the completed form and mail it to the Connecticut State Department of Education. The form includes the current mailing address.

Is the Ed 192 the same as the Connecticut Ed 177 or Ed 170?
No. The Ed 192 covers only the academic skills assessment waiver. The Connecticut Form Ed 177 and the Connecticut Form Ed 170 address separate educator certification requirements. Review each to determine which applies to your situation.

How long does waiver review take?
Processing times vary based on the Bureau's current volume. Contact the Bureau of Educator Standards and Certification directly for current turnaround estimates after submitting your application.

What happens after Connecticut Form Ed 192 is approved?
If your application and official test scores meet the minimum benchmarks, the waiver is granted. You may then proceed with educator certification without sitting for the Connecticut Academic Skills Assessment. For related certification documents, see the Connecticut Form Ed 174 and the Application Fee Waiver form.