Testing
MAP
The Measure of Academic Progress is given two to three times a year for 9th and 10th graders in Math and English. It provides important feedback on student learning and class placement.
Ohio State Testing
The End of Course Exams (EOCEs) are an important part of graduation requirements. Students will take Algebra, Geometry, Biology, ELA II, US History, and Government. These tests are typically administered in the Spring semester. Fall testing is reserved mainly for re-testing opportunities. Results will be mailed to the student's residence in the Summer/Fall.
PSAT
Miamisburg High School administers the PSAT test each year. The PLAN test is the practice test for the ACT test. The PSAT is the practice SAT test and is administered to juniors. The PSAT is administered in the fall and we have limited spaces available. Students who plan on attending a 4-year college would benefit from taking the PSAT test. The PSAT test is also used to determine whether a student can advance in the National Merit Scholarship Program for juniors.
Please note that students receiving 504 or IEP accommodations should notify their counselor 2 months prior to the regular registration deadline for their testing if they would like to apply for accommodations. Please see the exact date in the information linked below.
Information and Registration for the PSAT on Thursday, Oct, 23, 2025.
ACT/SAT
The ACT and SAT are college entrance tests. All juniors will take the ACT (No writing) at MHS in the spring of their junior year. There is no cost to the student. Students who would like to re-take the ACT or test prior to the testing in the spring of their junior year can access test registration links below. Some colleges require a writing score when applying so students should research their school selections and take the ACT with writing if needed. Students may also register for the SAT test. To sign up, click on the links below.
The school code for Miamisburg High School is 363-385.
ACT: www.actstudent.org
SAT: www.collegeboard.com
ASVAB
The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is a multiple-aptitude battery that measures developed abilities and helps predict future academic and occupational success in the military.
It is administered once a year at MHS, usually in the late Fall.
A sign-up form is posted in Google Classroom.