SAT and Other State Testing Takes Place April 17 and 18
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SAT and Other State Testing Takes Place April 17 and 18
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Fenton High School will administer the SAT, PSAT 10, and PSAT 8/9 on Wednesday, April 17, 2024 and Thursday, April 18, 2024. Freshmen and Sophomores will take the PSAT as a way to practice and prepare for the actual SAT they will take in their junior year. Juniors will be taking the SAT and the Illinois Science Assessment (ISA). All Juniors must take the SAT as a state graduation requirement. The only Seniors required to be on campus during testing dates are those students testing for the Seal of Biliteracy or students who have not taken the SAT. All other Seniors may stay home and work on other assignments or complete their community service requirement.
Please see the information below regarding important information, dates, and times for testing for each grade level.
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Wednesday, April 17, 2024
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Thursday, April 18, 2024
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Juniors: SAT
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Juniors: Illinois Science Assessment
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Sophomores: PSAT 10
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Freshmen: PSAT 9
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*Select Seniors: Seal of Biliteracy
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Students only need to be present for their required testing day. Morning bus routes will run their regular pick-up schedules.
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All exams are digital. All students will test on their school-issued Chromebook. Students must bring a fully charged Chromebook for the assessment.
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A calculator is provided through the digital testing program but students may bring their own if they choose. Students should check the College Board website for approved calculators.
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Testing begins at 8:00 a.m. and concludes around 11:30 a.m. for most students.
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Students will be dismissed for the day when testing has concluded and special bus routes will be provided.
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Students may bring a snack and water bottle if desired.
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Students who are eligible for testing accommodations, will receive additional information from Rich Watts, Director of Special Education.
More information regarding testing rooms and bus times will be communicated closer to the testing date. For details about this exam, browse the Student Guide on the College Board website.
If you have any questions, contact Assistant Principal Julia Bray.