Which assessment can help determine high school students' knowledge of graduation requirements?

Program evaluation surveys are designed to collect feedback and assess various aspects of educational programs, including their effectiveness in helping students understand graduation requirements. These surveys can provide insights into students' awareness and knowledge of the specific criteria necessary for graduation. By systematically evaluating the program, counselors can identify gaps in knowledge and areas where additional instruction or resources may be needed.

In contrast, the Kuder Career Planning System focuses primarily on career exploration and planning, rather than specific academic requirements. The Strong Interest Inventory assesses a student’s interests in relation to potential career paths and does not specifically address knowledge about graduation requirements. Standardized testing typically evaluates students' academic skills in subjects such as math and reading, but it does not directly assess their knowledge of the specific criteria or requirements for graduation. Thus, the program evaluation surveys are the most suitable tool for determining students' knowledge of graduation requirements.