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No.
Calculators cannot be used.
In fact, some schools or testing centers don't let you bring anything but a #2 pencil.
Strictness varies but many places will confiscate a calculator if it is brought.
Your better off not bringing one at all.
If you have further questions you can go to the official HSPT scholastic website ( www.scholastictesting.com/HSPT).
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