Standardized Testing Information
|
|||||||||||||||
|
|||||||||||||||
The ACT Assessment measures skills in English, math, reading, and science reasoning. This test will measure skills necessary for college courseware. The test is scored from 1 - 36 in each subject area, averaged for a composite score. A 36 is the highest possible composite score. Applications for all of these tests are available in the Counseling Center. You are responsible for mailing the application with your check to the testing company approximately 6 weeks before the test is to be given. For testing dates, registration, and further information please contact www.act.org. Information and registration packets are available in the Counseling Center. |
|||||||||||||||
The new name for the TASP Test is the THEA Test. This is the test required for entry into Texas public universities. Many two year colleges will accept scores for THEA, but will also accept scores for various alternate assessments. Please contact your college of interest for more information about the alternate assessments. For testing dates, registration, and further information please contact www.thea.nesinc.com. Information and registration packets can be requested at the THEA website. |
|||||||||||||||
All students who entered high school in 2001 and thereafter must meet TAKS requirements in order to graduate. The December Exit TAKS exam is scheduled as follows:
Some students who are in Special Education may be exempt from the TAKS requirement. Click here for the TRACK - TAKS Readiness Online Program |
|||||||||||||||
|