The ACT Test is the statewide high school achievement test, which will be administered to students in Grade 11. The test is composed of multiple-choice tests in English, Mathematics, Reading, and Science, followed by a Writing test, for which the student will complete an essay written in English.
The test window for the ACT is March 25-28 and April 1-4.
There are two tentative testing windows depending on need, April 8-11 and April 15-18.
A student will only need to register for one-day, all five ACT subtests will be taken in one sitting.
Arrive at the testing location at 8:00 a.m., testing will start at 9:00 a.m. sharp, ACT does not accept late students. If late, student will be asked to reschedule.
It is required that a student provide acceptable ID, read below for further information. If a student does not provide Primavera with proper ID, he/she will be asked to reschedule and provide acceptable ID at that time.
ACT assessment is administered in-person and computer-based. All eligible students are required to test.
In addition to ACT, 11th grade students will be taking the AzSCI, a statewide achievement test this spring. All students will participate in their grade level science assessment.
The AzSCI assessment is administered in-person and computer-based. All eligible students are required to test.
You will be automatically registered to a testing location based off of your home address we have in our student information system.
If you believe you were assigned a testing location not close to your home please contact us to make any address changes, email testing@primaveratech.org.
If you prefer a different testing location, date, and/or time for another reason, please submit a request via the form link below. The last day to submit a request for ACT is Wednesday, March 19 and for AzSCI is Wednesday, March 12.
Test Registration change request form: Click Here
Please note that while Primavera will make a best effort to accommodate requests, it is possible that not all requests can be filled due to test location logistics, such as site capacity.
Acceptable Photo identification
Acceptable photo identification is required to be admitted to the test center. You will not be admitted to test if your ID does not meet ACT requirements.
Mask
It is not required to for examinees to bring or wear masks. However, if you need one, one will be provided to you at check-in.
Textbooks, foreign language or other dictionaries, scratch paper, notes, or other aids
Highlighter pens, colored pens or pencils, or correction fluid/tape
Any electronic device, other than a permitted calculator
Reading material
Tobacco in any form
The prohibited use of devices is in effect from the time you are admitted to your testing room until you are dismissed at the end of the test, including break times. Specifically:
You may not handle or access a cell phone or electronic device at any time in the testing room or during break times. This includes smart watches, fitness bands, and any other devices with recording, internet, or communication capabilities.
All devices, including cell phones and wearable devices, must be turned off and placed out of sight.
If you access your device or it activates in the testing room or during break times, you will be dismissed, your test will not be scored.
Must be an original, current (valid) ID issued by a city/state/federal government agency or your school.
ID must be in hard plastic card format. Paper or electronic formats are NOT acceptable.
Your first and last names must match our student information system. The photo must be clearly recognizable as you.
Primavera Online can issue you a student ID. You will need to request by completing our google form, so we can process your ID request as quickly as possible. All form submissions MUST BE COMPLETED by Friday, March 7th at 2pm. Any submissions after that deadline will not be processed and we cannot guarantee the ID will be waiting on site at check in.
Google Form link: Click Here
You present a ACT Student Identification Form (PDF) with attached photo and notarized before testing day.
This document must be fully completed by a school official or notary public; neither may be a relative.
Photo Requirements: A recent, head‐and‐shoulders photo of the student only (not in a group).
You will not be admitted to test if you present any forms of ID other than those listed as acceptable. The following are examples of unacceptable identification:
Birth certificate
ChildFind ID card
Credit, charge, bank or check cashing cards, even with photo
Diploma
Family portrait or graduation picture, even if the name is imprinted on the photo
Fishing or hunting license
ID issued by an employer
ID letter that is not an official ACT identification form
LA Wallet
Learner's driving permit (if it doesn't include a photo)
Temporary/replacement driver's license (if it doesn't include a photo)
Organization membership card
Passport or other photo ID so old that the person presenting it cannot be identified
Personal recognition by anyone, including members of the test center staff, classmates, parents, counselors, and teachers
Photo ID of parents
Photo with your name embossed or printed on it by a photographer
Photocopies or reproductions
Photos issued by a business for promotional purposes (e.g., amusement parks)
Police report of a stolen wallet or purse
Printed, stamped, or photocopied signatures
Published photo, including yearbook or newspaper
Report card
Social Security card
Telephone calls to counselors, teachers, or school officials
Traffic ticket, even with a physical description and signature
Transcript, even with photo
Web page with photo
Going to the Test Center
Dress comfortably. Consider dressing in layers, so you'll be comfortable.
Arrive by 8:00 am.
If you're unsure where your testing location is located, do a practice run to see how to get there and what time you'll need to leave.
If possible, use Google maps or Apple maps to estimate travel and for traffic.
You must arrive on time to be admitted to test. You will NOT be admitted to test if you are late. Testing staff will check your photo ID during check in. Be ready to begin testing after all on-time examinees are checked in.
Please note that ACT may visit test centers to conduct enhanced test security procedures.
During the Test
Do not engage in any prohibited behavior at the test center. If you do, you will be dismissed and your test will not be scored.
During your registration process, you will agree to the ACT Terms and Conditions, which contains detailed information about prohibited behavior. On test day, you will once again be asked to agree to the Terms and Conditions.
Taking a Break
A short break is scheduled after the second test. Using cell phones or any electronic devices during the break is prohibited.
You will have time before the writing test to relax and request a sharpened pencil.
Finishing Up
After the writing test, students will stay after to create their MyACT Account, and should be dismissed around 2:15 p.m.
You’ve worked hard to prepare for the ACT, and that’s a big deal. We’re also working hard to ensure everyone has a fair and equal opportunity to demonstrate their academic achievement.
Prohibited Behavior at the Test Center
To ensure fairness for all examinees, avoid disturbances in the testing room, and protect the security of the test materials, certain behaviors are prohibited at the Primavera test location. You will be dismissed and your test will not be scored if you are found engaging in any of these behaviors.
COVID-19 Precautions at Primavera Testing Locations
Sanitation stations will be provided at each testing location
All equipment will be wiped down and sanitized before each testing time
We are also asking students, if he/she comes down with COVID-19 like symptoms, becomes sick, or has been exposed to someone with COVID-19 before their scheduled tests, not to come to the testing site. Someone will need to contact us to let us know student is sick.
Missed Your Test Date or Need to Reschedule?
Please contact Primavera. Thank you.