The ACT is a standardized college readiness exam, English, Math, and Reading, and high school students use it for college admissions.
The ACT is used by colleges for admissions and merit-based scholarship decisions.
English: 35 minutes for 50 questions.
Math: 50 minutes for 45 questions.
Reading: 40 minutes for 36 questions.
ALL11th grade students
March 3, 2027
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If your student has an IEP or 504 testing accommodations and hasn't applied with ACT to use them, you must complete a parental consent form to allow for the release of their information.
School testing coordinator is only allowed to request for these accommodations with consent and there is no guarantee that they will be approved.
Accommodation consent forms must be signed and returned to the school testing coordinator via email (scanned with physical signature), or can be dropped off in the front office, by April 6, 2027.
ACT Accommodation Request Form (English) ACT Accommodation Request Form (Spanish)