Standardized Testing

Our program requires each student to complete some form of standardized testing every year.

Each spring, we offer the Pearson Stanford 10 achievement test to our students. We usually send out letters in January, reminding our students to register for standardized testing and providing the dates we are offering the Stanford 10. We will also create temporary achievement testing pages on our website for information and registration purposes.
For those in 10th-12th grade, we also offer the option of taking the ACT or SAT; those tests are offered by outside agencies, so we have provided links to their websites and some helpful hints below.  ​

Tips & What to Bring for Test Day
(ACT or SAT)

 Be sure to arrive on time! ​They will NOT allow you to test if you are late.

What to Bring 
  • Your Admission Ticket

  • Acceptable photo ID
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  • Two No. 2 pencils with erasers

  • An approved calculator

What NOT ​to Bring
  • ​Textbooks, foreign language or other dictionaries, scratch paper, notes, or other aids 

  • Highlight pens, colored pens or pencils, or correction fluid/tape 
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  • Any electronic device, other than a permitted calculator (this includes your mobile phone, smart watch, fitness band, media player, iPad, headphones, and camera) 
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  • Reading material 
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  • Tobacco in any form 
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  • Food or beverages, including water (you will be offered a break outside of the test room)  
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  • Prohibited devices

What to Bring 
  • Your Admission Ticket

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  • Two No. 2 pencils with erasers

Optional Items:

  • A watch (without an audible alarm)
  • Backup Calculator (you will need to keep it off your desk and ask to access it)
  • A bag or backpack
  • A drink or snacks (for your break)

What NOT ​to Bring
  • Any electronic device, other than a permitted calculator (this includes your mobile phone, smart watch, fitness band, media player, iPad, headphones, and camera)

  • Separate timers of any type

  • Protractors, compasses, rulers

  • Highlighters, colored pens, colored pencils

  • Pamphlets or papers of any kind

  • Dictionaries or other books—there are no exceptions, even if English is not your first language

  • Food or drinks (except for during breaks)