SAT ACT Exams
- Most students begin their exams during their Junior year between January and June. It is recommended that you wait for the June exam if you are in the process of completing Algebra 2.
- It is recommended that you take the SAT between October - December. However, check with each individual colleges for their internal deadlines.
- Most students begin their exams during their Junior year between February - June. It is recommended that you wait for the June exam if you are in the process of completing Algebra.
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Fee waivers are available at the College Career Center for those that qualify for free and reduced lunch. Please bring a letter from Food Services as proof of qualification or a copy of your parent’s current income tax forms to Mrs. Valverde.See Mrs. Valverde for the registration fee waiver.
Applying for testing accommodations through College Board
(PSAT, SAT, AP)
Students and families can go to www.collegeboard.org for general information regarding testing and documentation needed dates and requirements for requesting accommodations due to disabilities.
□ Signed Consent Form for Request for Accommodations
□ Printout of General Information (address, birthday, phone number)
□ Copy of 504 or IEP (this will be faxed to College Board)
□ Copy of evaluation (this will be faxed to College Board) which can include
psycho-educational evaluation done by the school district or private
evaluation. A current evaluation is required, but previous can also be
submitted.
□ Documentation/Information stating date of first 504 plan or IEP
□ Optional – any additional medical evaluation
□ Optional – email address for college board to notify family/student
If family/student cannot locate their own copies, they can contact school/district staff for assistance, including:
Guidance counselor/504 coordinator for 504 plan copies
Special education case carrier for IEP and psycho-educational evaluations
District Office (842-4200 x 4249) for copies of 504, IEP and psycho-educational evaluation.
ACT Accommodations:
REQUESTING ACCOMMODATIONS:
ACT is committed to serving examinees with documented disabilities by providing reasonable accommodations appropriate to the examinee's diagnosis and needs. ACT has established policies regarding documentation of an examinee’s disability.
If you currently receive accommodations in school due to a professionally diagnosed and documented disability, see ACT Policy for Documentation (PDF), which will prepare you and guide you through the process of requesting test accommodations on the ACT® test.
Note: The ACT and ACT with writing are offered only in English. Accommodations (including extended time) are not available solely on the basis of limited English proficiency.