Spring: April 16, 2026
This school-day test is free for third-year students who opt-in. The deadline to opt-in is November 21, 2025.
A pre-coding session will be held in the Lecture Hall at 10:10 on Tuesday, April 7.
Fall: October 2, 2025
This school-day test is free for fourth year students who opt-in. The deadline to opt in was early August 2025.
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. Register and pay at CollegeBoard.org.
Consent For Accommodations - If your student has a 504/IEP plan, please sign and return this document so that accommodations can be requested.
Fall only
PSAT is free for all second year students.
Third year students may register and pay if they are interested in qualifying for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
REGISTRATION LINK HERE.
The Fall 2026 link will be added in early August. The submission deadline will be mid-September.
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.
Spring: February, 24, 2026
This school-day test is free for third-year students who opt-in. The deadline to opt-in is November 21, 2025.
A pre-coding session will be held in the Lecture Hall at 9:50 AM on Tuesday, February 17.
Fall: October 2, 2025
This school-day test is free for fourth year students who opt-in. The deadline to opt in was early August 2025.
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.
English 2 Writing EOC: April 29, 2026
English 2 Reading EOC: May 6, 2026
Algebra 1 EOC: May 8, 2026
Biology 1 EOC: May 12, 2026
US History & Constitution EOC: May 13, 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
Spring: March 24-25
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..
Fall: October 28-29
Fall WIN testing is offered for fourth-year students who need to retake an assessment and newly enrolled fourth-year students.
Advanced Placement courses give students the opportunity to tackle college-level work in high school.
TL Hanna currently offers 15 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 US Government & Politics
AP US History
AP Human Geography
AP Psychology
AP English Language & Composition
AP English Literature & Composition
AP Spanish Language & Culture
HOMESCHOOL REGISTRATION & PAYMENT LINK - Will be posted in July, with deadline in October
Consent For Accommodations - If your student has a 504/IEP plan, please sign and return this document so that accommodations can be requested.
September 22-25
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 9:00 AM on September 16.
A post-test meeting for students will be held in the Mall Area for testers on October 14 at 10:30. Students will receive scores during their IGP meetings.
January 26 - February 6, 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 9:50 AM on January 15.
Guidelines from the South Carolina Department of Education about the Seal of Biliteracy are here.
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