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11th grade is the year you begin taking the ACT or SAT tests, the ASVAB, and the WIN test. These tests will prepare you for your path, whether that be college, the workforce, or the military.
11th grade is the year you begin taking the ACT or SAT tests, the ASVAB, and the WIN test. These tests will prepare you for your path, whether that be college, the workforce, or the military.
What are these tests and why are they important?
What are these tests and why are they important?
The ACT and SAT are national standardized tests used for college admissions and merit-based scholarships. Student scores on these tests are an important factor in determining which schools students are accepted to, as well as how much scholarship money a student.
What is the ASVAB?
The ASVAB is a multiple choice test, administered by the United States Military Entrance Processing Command, used to determine qualification for enlistment in the United States Armed Forces.
To be promoted to 12th grade, students must earn:
To be promoted to 12th grade, students must earn:
18 credits (must include 3 English credits and 3 Math credits, 2 Science credits, 2 Social Studies credits, as well as 8 other credits)
18 credits (must include 3 English credits and 3 Math credits, 2 Science credits, 2 Social Studies credits, as well as 8 other credits)
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