Testing Accommodations

The ACT, College Board, and IB have processes in place for students with documentated disabilities or English Language supports to receive accommodations or supports.

Students and families are encouraged to start early and to educate themselves using either the College Board's or ACT's online websites.

Students are especially encouraged to communicate with IEP case manager, 504 Coordinator, EL teacher, or Tara Mennitt when they register for a test (AP, PSAT, IB, or ACT) to confirm their accommodations or initiate the accommodations request process.

The decision to grant the requests for accommodations are made by these testing companies, not Washburn.

ACT Accommodations/Supports Information

College Board Accommodations Information

ACTConsent.pdf

ACT Consent to Release Information Form

Before any accommodations/ supports request can be made, Washburn needs to have a consent to release information release on file.

ssd-consent-form-accommodations.pdf

College Board Consent to Release Information Form

Before any accommodations request can be made, Washburn needs to have a consent to release information release on file.

IB ROI FILLABLE.pdf

IB Consent to Release Information Form

Before any accommodations request can be made, Washburn needs to have a consent to release information release on file.

Registering for the ACT with accommodations or supports?

Accommodations-Infographic-Student.pdf

Registering for the ACT

When a student wants to register for the ACT with accommodations/supports, follow the steps as outlined by ACT.

ACT Registration Help

Students should indicate a need for Accommodations (those with a disability) or Supports (those receiving EL services) at the very beginning of their ACT registration.

Accommodations-National-Special.pdf

ACT National vs. Special Testing?

Most students receive national testing accommodations. In order to confirm their spot at a national test site, it's recommended they select national when registering.

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