Good morning parents,
The month of May is the state testing window. Students must try to take all of their scheduled tests.
Your teacher can provide you with your child’s exact testing requirements, you can also email Sean Willett at
[log in to unmask].
The chart below will help you know what tests are being offered for your child. The student will receive a school email telling them what tests they should take.
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Test |
Who tests |
Test length |
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April 12 - |
FAST writing Field Test |
10th graders in English 2 |
90 Minutes |
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May 2 –
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FCLE |
US Gov Students |
160 Minutes |
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FAST Reading |
Students in 6-10th grade English |
120 Minutes |
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May 3 - |
Seniors EOC’s |
Seniors and 2019 cohort year |
varies |
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May 4 -
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7th-grade civics |
7th graders in civics |
160 Minutes |
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US History |
US History students High school |
160 minutes |
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May 5 |
Biology EOC 10 – 12th grade |
10-12th grade Bio students seniors |
160 minutes |
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May 8 -
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Geometry |
Geometry Students |
160 minutes |
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Algebra |
First-time Algebra 1/1-B Students |
160 Minutes |
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FAST Math |
6th – 8th-grade math students |
120 minutes |
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May 16
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8th-grade science |
8th-grade middles school not in Bio |
120 minutes |
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Biology EOC 7-9th grade |
7-9th grade Bio |
160 minutes |
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May 19 |
Last scheduled days for makeups |
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varies |
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All tests are scheduled to start 15 minutes after the last bus arrives.
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Thank you,
