October 7th Testing Day

 Students in grades 10 and 12, both remote and on-campus will participate in their state assessment, and students in grades 9 and 11 will work on their lessons from home.  According to CDC and ACT guidelines, testing rooms must allot for 6ft space between testers.  This means fewer students in testing rooms, which will require additional testing staff to be utilized.

 All students in grade 10 (both remote and on-campus) should report to their high school on October 7th at the normal reporting time.  These students will take the Pre ACT which provides them with practice for the ACT test and measures of progress towards college readiness.

 All students in grade 12 (remote and on-campus) should report to their high school on October 7th at normal reporting time. These students will take ACT WorkKeys which are research-based measures of foundational work skills required for success across industries and occupations. 

Once testing concludes, students may sign out and return home to continue their learning for the day.  Parent permission is required for students to leave campus. Schools will communicate sign out procedures

 Buses will run their normal routes, and will pick up any bus rider in grades 10 and 12 at the regular morning pick up time. The bus will not run again until the afternoon route.  If 10^th or 12^th grade bus riders are unable to sign out after testing, they will continue their learning at school until the end of the day. 

 Carry out lunches will be available for all testers as they prepare to leave campus.

Just to recap—all 10^th and 12^th grade students should report to their high school on October 7th to take their specified ACT assessment.  Test takers will be allowed to sign out once testing is completed and all 9^th and 11^th grade students will learn from home on that day.