Testing Information

4th and 8th grade will complete ELA, Math, Social Studies, and Science. 3rd, 5th, 6th, and 7th grade will complete ELA and Math.

No, we will provide computers for testing.

Pencil, calculator (optional), photo ID, lunch, water, and extra layers in case the test site is cold. More information will be going out about what to bring as we get closer to testing.

Attending classes and completing classwork is the best way to be ready. Teachers will have practice-type questions in class. 

Yes. If you have specific questions regarding accommodations, please contact your student’s case manager.

This test is self-paced so it depends on how long your student takes to complete each test. A staff member will contact you for pick up when your student begins their final test.

Depending on the location there may be areas to wait. Parents cannot enter the testing rooms due to test security.

English, Math, Reading, and Science. 10th-grade students will also be taking the Social Studies portion of the Forward test after completing the PreACT tests.

No, we will provide computers for testing.

Pencil, calculator (optional), photo ID, lunch, water, and extra layers in case the test site is cold. More information will be going out about what to bring as we get closer to testing.

Attending classes and completing classwork is the best way to be ready. Teachers will have practice-type questions in class. There are also optional ACT prep CCs offered on your student’s schedule. You can also go to act.org, where there is a section for students with practice tests.

Our school follows the accommodations listed in the student’s IEP. If you have specific questions regarding accommodations, please contact your student’s case manager.

Students testing with standard time typically finish around 2pm. If your student has accommodations this will be different for each student.

Depending on the location there may be areas to wait. Parents cannot enter the testing rooms due to test security.

Yes, we encourage you to help ensure they arrive on time.

Yes, we encourage you to help ensure they arrive on time.

Yes, we encourage you to help ensure they arrive on time.

English, Math, Reading, Science, and Writing.

No, we will provide computers for testing.

Pencil, calculator (optional), photo ID, lunch, water, and extra layers in case the test site is cold. More information will be going out about what to bring as we get closer to testing.

Attending classes and completing classwork is the best way to be ready. Teachers will have practice-type questions in class. There are also optional ACT prep CCs offered on your student’s schedule. You can also go to act.org, where there is a section for students with practice tests.

Our school submits accommodation requests and ACT approves the accommodation which our testing staff are aware of and must follow. If you have specific questions regarding accommodations, please contact your student’s case manager.

Students testing with standard time typically finish around 2pm. If your student has accommodations this will be different for each student.

Depending on the location there may be areas to wait. Parents cannot enter the testing rooms due to test security.

Yes, we encourage you to help ensure they arrive on time.