Citrus County Florida EOC Practice Guide: Algebra 1, Geometry, Biology 1 & U.S. History
Citrus County Schools is a Nature Coast district. Its high schoolers take Florida's statewide End-of-Course (EOC) assessments — and the same path to passing them. Here's what's tested and where Citrus County students practice for free.
Which EOCs do Citrus County students take?
- Algebra 1 (B.E.S.T.) — a graduation requirement
- Geometry (B.E.S.T.)
- Biology 1 (NGSSS)
- U.S. History (NGSSS)
- Civics (middle school)
Geometry, Biology 1, and U.S. History EOCs count as 30% of the course grade.
How do you pass?
Florida EOCs use a 1–5 Achievement Level scale; Level 3 or higher passes (no district cutoff). The Credit Acceleration Program (CAP) lets students earn credit by passing the EOC.
Citrus County testing windows
Florida gives EOCs in Fall, Spring, and Summer windows; Citrus County Schools sets exact dates — confirm with your school counselor. EOCs are free for enrolled students.
Free Citrus County EOC practice
Free samples need no signup. New to the EOC? See the Florida EOC overview.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Which EOCs do Citrus County students take?
Algebra 1 and Geometry (B.E.S.T.) and Biology 1 and U.S. History (NGSSS); Civics in middle school. The Algebra 1 EOC is a graduation requirement.
What passes a Florida EOC in Citrus County?
Achievement Level 3 or higher on the 1–5 scale — set statewide, no district cutoff.
Is Algebra 1 EOC required to graduate?
Yes — pass at Level 3 or meet an approved concordant SAT/ACT/PSAT score.
When are Citrus County EOC tests?
Fall, Spring, and Summer windows; confirm exact dates with your counselor. EOCs are free.
Free EOC practice for Citrus County?
Florida CAP Prep offers free sample questions on every subject (no signup) plus full-length mocks with AI explanations.
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