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SAT
SAT
Fall: October 8, 2026
This school-day test is free for fourth year students who opt-in. The deadline to opt in is August 12, 2026.
A mandatory pre-coding session will be held in the lecture hall on Thursday, September 24. Students should check emails for additional information.
Spring: March 4, 2027
This school-day test is free for third-year students who opt-in. The deadline to opt-in is November (to be announced), 2026.
A pre-coding session will be held in the Lecture Hall on Thursday, February 4. Students should check emails for details.
Guidance about college entrance exams from the SC Department of Education is here.
Weekend SAT: Various Dates
TL Hanna is a test center for Saturday SAT testing. Doors open at 7:45 AM and close at 8:00 AM. Students must have a current, valid physical photo ID. Register and pay at CollegeBoard.org.
August 22
September 12
October 3
November 7
December 5
March 6
May 1
Consent For Accommodations - If your student has a 504/IEP plan, please sign and return this document so that accommodations can be requested.
PSAT School-Day
PSAT School-Day
Fall only: October 15, 2026
PSAT is free for all second year students. Second year students do NOT need to register.
Third year students may register and pay if they are interested in qualifying for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
REGISTER HERE - Junior & Away Student PSAT registration
August 19 - deadline for students requiring accommodations
September 11 - final deadline for PSAT registration
Guidance from the SC Department of Education is here.
Consent For Accommodations - If your student has a 504/IEP plan, please sign and return this document so that accommodations can be requested.
ACT School-Day
ACT School-Day
Fall: September 29, 2026
This school-day test is free for fourth year students who opt-in. The deadline to opt in is August 12, 2026.
A mandatory pre-coding session will be held in the Lecture Hall at 9:50 AM on Tuesday, September 15.
Spring: February 23, 2027
This school-day test is free for third-year students who opt-in. The deadline to opt-in is November (to be announced), 2026.
A pre-coding session will be held in the Lecture Hall at 9:50 AM on Tuesday, February 2.
Guidance about college entrance exams from the SC Department of Education is here.
Weekend ACT: Various Dates & Locations
Register and pay at ACT.org.
Consent For Accommodations - If your student has a 504/IEP plan, please sign and return this document so that accommodations can be requested.
EOC
EOC
English 2 Writing EOC: December 2, 2026
US History & Constitution EOC: December 8, 2026
Algebra 1 EOC: December 9, 2026
English 2 Reading EOC: December 10, 2026
Biology 1 EOC: December 11, 2026
The End-of-Course Examination Program (EOCEP) is a statewide assessment program of end-of-course tests for high school students enrolled in English 2, Biology 1, Algebra 1, and United States History and Constitution.
· EOCEP examination scores account for 20% in the calculation of the student’s final grade.
· The EOCEP test measures what students have been learning all semester in this subject. The test questions are aligned to South Carolina academic standards.
o US History and Constitution standards
· EOCEP tests are untimed. Most students complete the test in 2-3 hours. Students are expected to complete the test during a single day.
· Please ensure your student is on time each day, and refrain from scheduling any early dismissals or appointments on test days.
· Tests will be administered online using South Carolina’s digital portal. Students will need to bring a charged Chromebook to school on test day.
Electronic Device Policy:
Students may not be in possession of any electronic device(s) during the test administration that can be used for communicating, recording, timing, creating images, or storing images except for necessary medical devices. Students must turn off and put electronic devices in their backpacks. Students will not have access to backpacks until after the test session is complete.
In accordance with the SC Department of Education Test Administration Manual and Anderson 5 Board Policies JICJ and JICDA, if a student is in possession of and/or uses a personal electronic device during an active test session or utilizes their district-issued testing device for any purpose other than testing, penalties may include the following: invalidation of the test score, receiving a zero on the test, suspension or expulsion from school, and/or an investigation by local police or the South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division (SLED) with possible criminal charges or other civil or legal sanctions.
Learn more at the SC Department of Education Parent Resources page
WIN
WIN
Fall: October 27-28
Fall WIN testing is offered for fourth-year students who need to retake an assessment and newly enrolled fourth-year students.
Spring: March 23-24
The South Carolina Career Readiness Assessment is required for all third year students and newly enrolled fourth-year students.
Learn more from the SC Department of Education and from the WIN Assessment brochure.
AP
AP
Advanced Placement courses give students the opportunity to tackle college-level work in high school.
TL Hanna currently offers 16 AP courses.
AP Biology
AP Chemistry
AP Physics C: Mechanics
AP Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism
AP Statistics
AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus BC
AP Macroeconomics
AP Microeconomics
AP US Government & Politics
AP US History
AP Human Geography
AP Psychology
AP English Language & Composition
AP English Literature & Composition
AP Spanish Language & Culture (offered in spring of even years)
HOMESCHOOL REGISTRATION & PAYMENT LINK - Deadline is October 2
Consent For Accommodations - If your student has a 504/IEP plan, please sign and return this document so that accommodations can be requested.
Accuplacer
Accuplacer
September To Be Announced
In conjunction with Tri-County Technical College, all third year students are offered the Accuplacer to determine their eligibility for Dual Enrollment classes.
A pre-test meeting for students will be held in the Mall Area at To Be Announced.
A post-test meeting for students will be held in the Mall Area for testers on To Be Announced. Students will receive scores during their IGP meetings.
Seal of Biliteracy
Seal of Biliteracy
January 25 - February 5, 2026
The South Carolina Seal of Biliteracy is an official credential awarded to students who demonstrate high proficiency in both English and at least one additional world language. This recognition serves as a verified indicator of bilingualism and biliteracy for colleges, universities, and employers throughout the United States.
LINK TO REGISTER
The 2027 link will be added in October. The deadline is typically in November.
A mandatory pre-test meeting will be held in the Lecture Hall at To Be Announced.
Guidelines from the South Carolina Department of Education about the Seal of Biliteracy are here.
Questions???
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What tests will my student take, and when will they take them?
What tests will my student take, and when will they take them?
This table shows when students generally take each state-mandated test.
My student has an IEP or 504 plan and requires accommodations on the PSAT, SAT, and/or AP exam. How do I make sure they receive these accommodations?
My student has an IEP or 504 plan and requires accommodations on the PSAT, SAT, and/or AP exam. How do I make sure they receive these accommodations?
Consent For Accommodations - If your student has a 504/IEP plan, this document must be signed so that accommodations can be requested. You probably signed this consent form while meeting with a guidance counselor or case manager.
The testing coordinator will submit an accommodations request to College Board, the organization that administers these tests.
College Board will review the request and approve/deny the accommodations. A decision letter from College Board will be emailed to you.
The deadline for accommodations applications is typically 8 weeks prior to test day. It is important to submit the consent form as early as possible.
(Accommodations for ACT are handled separately. See below.)
My student is a Multiple Language Learner with an ILAP and needs supports on the PSAT, SAT, and/or AP exam. How do I make sure they receive these supports?
My student is a Multiple Language Learner with an ILAP and needs supports on the PSAT, SAT, and/or AP exam. How do I make sure they receive these supports?
Consent Form for Requesting English Learner Supports - This document must be signed so that supports can be requested.
The testing coordinator will submit the request for English Learner Supports to College Board, the organization that administers these tests.
College Board will review the request and approve/deny the accommodations. A decision letter from College Board will be emailed to you.
The deadline for accommodations applications is typically 8 weeks prior to test day. It is important to submit the consent form as early as possible.
My student requires accommodations on the ACT exam because they have IEP, 504, or ILAP (multiple language learner) accommodations. How do I make sure they receive these accommodations?
My student requires accommodations on the ACT exam because they have IEP, 504, or ILAP (multiple language learner) accommodations. How do I make sure they receive these accommodations?
Consent For Accommodations - If your student has a 504/IEP plan, this document must be signed so that accommodations can be requested. You probably signed this consent form while meeting with a guidance counselor or case manager.
The testing coordinator will submit an accommodations request to ACT.
ACT will review the request and approve/deny the accommodations, and you will be notified.
The deadline for accommodations applications is typically 6-8 weeks prior to test day. It is important to submit the consent form as early as possible.
(SAT accommodations are handled separately. See above.)
My student has an IEP, 504, or ILAP (multiple language learner) plan. Will they receive accommodations on the EOC (SC End-of-Course Examination) and WIN (Career Readiness Assessment) tests?
My student has an IEP, 504, or ILAP (multiple language learner) plan. Will they receive accommodations on the EOC (SC End-of-Course Examination) and WIN (Career Readiness Assessment) tests?
Yes. The testing coordinator will ensure that the designated accommodations that are used in the classroom are given on state tests like the EOC and WIN. There is not a special form parents need to sign for accommodations on state tests.
My student wants to take the ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery). What do they need to do?
My student wants to take the ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery). What do they need to do?
Contact your guidance counselor or NJROTC instructor about taking the ASVAB.
My home-school student needs to take an AP exam. Can they take it at TL Hanna?
My home-school student needs to take an AP exam. Can they take it at TL Hanna?
Look at the courses offered under the AP exam link above.
If the course if offered AND space is available, you may register and pay using the registration link. If the course is not offered, it is not possible to take the exam at TLH.
Once the non-refundable payment is received, you will receive an email with an AP Classroom code that your child will use to enroll.
My home-schooled sophomore or junior wants to take the PSAT. Can they take it at TL Hanna?
My home-schooled sophomore or junior wants to take the PSAT. Can they take it at TL Hanna?
Yes, if space is available. Use the registration link in the PSAT section above to register and pay.
I'm a TLH alumnus, and i need copies of my WIN (Career Readiness) certificates for an employer. How do I obtain reprints of WIN certificates?
I'm a TLH alumnus, and i need copies of my WIN (Career Readiness) certificates for an employer. How do I obtain reprints of WIN certificates?
If you graduated within the past 7 years, contact the guidance department at 864-260-5110 ext. 85030.
If it has been more than 7 years since graduation, we no longer have access to those certificates.
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