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Florida State Standard Passing Score: 464 (High Benchmark) FLDOE Title I

Florida ParaPro Passing Score & Paraprofessional Requirements

Florida maintains one of the highest qualifying benchmarks in the United States with a required scaled score of 464. Learn the preparation strategy required to pass Florida's demanding standard.

State Passing Score: 464 (out of 480)
Raw Correct Target: ~66 of 90 (73%+)
Alternative Route: 60 College Credits / AA Degree
Target Districts: Miami-Dade, Broward, Orange, Hillsborough

Why Florida's 464 Cut Score Demands Targeted Preparation

While the national median passing score is between 456 and 458, Florida's 464 cutoff leaves little room for error. A candidate missing more than 24 questions across the three sections risks falling below 464.

To ensure you clear 464 on test day:

  • Master mental arithmetic and fractions via our No-Calculator Shortcuts Guide.
  • Aim for at least 23/30 on Reading, 22/30 on Math, and 22/30 on Writing in your practice tests.
  • Practice pacing with our timed 150-minute exam simulator below.
⏱️ Diagnostic

Florida Diagnostic Simulator

Take a full 90-question timed test and check if you reach Florida's 464 threshold.

🧮 Predictor

Florida Score Predictor

Convert your subtest practice scores to verify your projected Florida scaled score.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the passing score for the ParaPro Assessment in Florida?

Florida Department of Education (FLDOE) school districts set a passing standard of 464 on the ETS ParaPro Assessment (Test Code 1755). Florida shares the highest cut score in the nation with Alaska and the US Virgin Islands.

How many questions do I need to get right to pass in Florida?

To achieve a scaled score of 464 out of 480 in Florida, test-takers typically need to answer 65 to 68 questions correctly out of 90 (approx. 72–75% raw accuracy).

Do Florida school districts accept other tests besides ParaPro?

Most Florida public school districts (such as Miami-Dade, Broward, Hillsborough, and Orange County) accept the ETS ParaPro Assessment or an associate degree (60 college credit hours) to satisfy Title I paraprofessional qualifications.