Tuesday, February 24th
Paper-based Administration
ABOUT THE TEST
All 11th-grade students are automatically registered for the School Day ACT. No action or registration is required from students or parents.
The ACT is an important test that provides many benefits that can help them along the path to college. If your student is in 11th grade, they will automatically be registered by the school district. The ACT scores will inform you about your students’ progress toward colleges in making admission decisions. Students who take the ACT will be able to share their ACT scores with colleges and universities. The ACT can also give students concordant scores for Algebra 1/Geometry EOC (score of 16+) and/or FSA ELA Writing/Reading (average score of 18 on the Reading and English subtests). You can access ACT preparation resources by visiting ACT Test Prep.
📝 PRE‑TEST INSTRUCTIONS: Complete Your Non-Test Information
All students must fill out their Non-Test Information before test day in order to receive and send ACT scores. Click here to complete Completing Your Non-Test Information.
Important: When you create your ACT account or log in to complete your Non-Test Information, you must save your username and password somewhere safe. You will need this exact login later to view your scores and to send your scores to Colleges and Universities. This information cannot be recovered by anyone at CHS. If you lose your login, you will have to contact ACT directly to regain access.
📘 Review the 2025 l 2026 – Preparing for the ACT® Test Guide
This handout includes helpful resources such as:
- Full-length practice ACT tests
- Details about each multiple-choice section
- Test-taking strategies
- What to expect on test day
🚗 Early Release After Testing
- You will be released only after all testing is complete.
- Students with approved forms will be released through parent pick‑up or allowed to drive off campus if they are approved student drivers.
- Early dismissal requests by phone or email will not be accepted.
ACT Test Scores
How can I see my scores?
When available, your scores are posted online and accessed using your MyACT account.
ACT Customer Support cannot provide your scores by phone, email, chat, or fax.
- Multiple choice scores are normally available two weeks after each national test date, but it can sometimes take up to eight weeks.
- Writing scores are normally available about two weeks after your multiple-choice scores.
Occasionally, ACT is unable to post scores when expected. If yours are not available yet, it may be due to one of these issues:
- Answer documents from your test center arrived late, or your test date was rescheduled.
- The “Matching Information” you provided on the answer document (name, date of birth, and Match Number) is not consistent with the Matching Information on your admission ticket. Scores cannot be reported until they can be accurately matched to the correct person. You provided incomplete or inaccurate test form information on the answer document, or the answer document has not cleared all other scoring accuracy checks.
- An irregularity has been reported at your test center.
Your scores in MyACT
- MyACT is mobile-accessible and friendly, and all results can be accessed on a PC, tablet, or mobile device.
- When you select score recipients, you’ll have the option of sending either score reports from the specific test event or you can choose to send your superscore.
- You may print an unofficial copy of your ACT test score by using your browser’s print option. A PDF student report is currently unavailable.
For additional information, please visit the ACT Test Scores Viewing, sending, and understanding your scores homepage.