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11th Grade College Reportable ACT School Day

For Juniors Only 

When: Tuesday, March 26th, 2024
Where: Creekside High School
Who: Enrolled Juniors (no other grades are permitted to register)

All juniors are automatically enrolled and do not need to register through ACT.
9th, 10th, and 12th grade students will participate in a Flexible Learning Day at Home 

What to Bring on Test Day: School ID, pencils, calculator, and a snack 

There will be an early dismissal form for parents/guardians to complete closer to test day for students to be released once testing concludes on March 26th

PRE-TEST INSTRUCTIONS FOR STUDENTS:
11th grade students will be receiving Non-Test Information to complete for receiving and sending their scores that must be done prior to the test date.  They will receive this information from their English teacher.  If they are not enrolled in English at Creekside, another teacher will provide the information packet.

2024 ACT TEST LOCATIONS

DISMISSAL ON MARCH 26TH:
For juniors that drive and would like to leave campus immediately after the testing has concluded, parents need to complete an early dismissal form via Microsoft Forms. The link will be open from March 1st – 21st.
https://forms.office.com/r/LSeqTRwyNp

Accommodation Information: 

  • Students with a disability may be eligible for testing accommodations through ACT. 
  • Your child’s IEP or 504 Plan does not guarantee approval of accommodations for these college entrance exams. The final decision is up to ACT. 
  •  To request accommodations for your student, the ACT  “Consent Form for Accommodations Request” must be signed by both the student and parent and returned to the student’s school counselor.   
  •  All consent forms must be submitted to counselors by January 5th (deadline is set by ACT). Any forms submitted after ACT’s deadline will not be guaranteed approval by the ACT school day. 
  •  Consent form link can be found here:  https://www.act.org/content/dam/act/unsecured/documents/TAA-Consent-to-Release-Information-to-ACT.pdf