JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Florida Statewide Assessments tests are beginning for students in just a couple of weeks. Despite COVID-19 changing the face of schooling for many students and their families, the Florida Department of Education has determined FSA testing must be held in-person this year. Ginny Sekula is the director of Sylvan Learning in North Jacksonville and understands some parents and students may be nervous. “The best advice I can give to parents is to relax and help your child relax about this test,” Sekula said. If your student doesn’t score well on their FSA test, it could impact their promotion to the next grade.