Guidance Department

Student Support Team

Administrator
Kyle Stewart	kstewart@ecusd7.org	20129

Counselor Name – e-mail / phone extension	Students Last Name
Heather Neese hneese@ecusd7.org 20132	A-Dia

Sally Atwood satwood@ecusd7.org 20133	Dib-Ho
LaShonda Coleman lcoleman@ecusd7.org 20137	Hr-Mc
Samantha Kistner skistner@ecusd7.org 20136	Me-Sc
Chung Baker cbaker@ecusd7.org 20134	Se-Z
Tara Quinn tquinn@ecusd7.org 20135	South
NOTE: STUDENT ASSIGNMENTS HAVE CHANGED FOR THIS YEAR.

Office Staff

Office Staff
Brenda Ohm	Registrar	bohm@ecusd7.org	20150
Jennifer Kaffer	Guidance Secretary	jkaffer@ecusd7.org	20130
Mary Emerick	Special Education Secretary	memerick@ecusd7.org	20108
Jennifer Baker	ELL	jbaker@ecusd7.org	20131
Jeff Wallis	Psychologist	jwallis@ecusd7.org	20126
Kristy Mitchell	Social Worker	kmitchell@ecusd7.org	20140
Liz Bray	Speech Pathologist	lbray@ecusd7.org	20143
Dave Lewis	Social Worker	dlewis@ecusd7.org	20142
Guidance Office Fax: (618)-659-1744

Schedule Changes

Students should involve parents, teachers, and guidance counselors to insure their course selections are appropriate to their needs and interests.

In general, schedule changes are discouraged after school has begun. However, special circumstances may arise.

Track Changes: Students may request track changes from one ability level to another at any time during the first or third quarters. Parent permission and the permission of the respective teachers are required before a track change can be made.

Dropping a Course for a Study Hall: Students may request to drop a course and add a study hall at any time during the first five weeks of a semester without penalty, providing a study hall is not already in their schedule. If a student does have a study hall and still wishes to drop a course, a grade of “F” and no credit for the course will be reported and calculated for the student’s semester report card. Parent permission is required to drop a course and add a study hall. If a student drops a class after five weeks into the semester, a grade of “F” will be reported.

Section Changes: If a student wishes to make a section change, at least one of the following criteria must be met:

the student has taken and failed a course with the assigned teacher.
the student has had a documented conflict with the assigned teacher; or
the student has been enrolled into the wrong course for the intended subject area.

ACT Prep Sessions

ACT Prep Sessions

2020-2021 Test Dates (National)

	Test Date	Registration Deadline	(Late Fee April
	April 17, 2021	March 12	March 13 – March 26

***Signing up for EHS ACT Prep classes does NOT sign you up for the national ACT testing. That must be done through them at www.act.org.

College Visits

-Lewis & Clark Early Bird Registration is now open!! The dates are March 2^nd and 4^th from 1:00 – 3:30 pm. The registration page is open and available for students at www.lc.edu/earlybird/

-Eastern Illinois University is hosting a virtual visit on March 15^th @ 12:35 p.m. Please visit https://eiu.zoom.us/j/96274534121 to join.

-The Illinois Association for College Admission Counseling is hosting a few virtual college fairs this spring. They are free to attend for students and counselors. The dates are: March 15th, 17th, and 18th, and April 13th and 14th. Registration will open at the end of the month for the February fairs. Here is the website link for more info: https://www.iacac.org/6×6/

–Kansas State University, Missouri State University, University of Alabama, University of Kentucky, and University of Missouri-Columbia are teaming up to offer 4 MEGA visits on Thursday, Feb. 18^th; Tuesday, Mar. 30^th; Thursday, Apr. 15^th; & Thursday, May 6^th. Please register at www.bit.ly/megavisitspring21

-Truman’s Special Virtual Presentations. Join Truman for virtual presentations relating to the college application process and college costs! These presentations are designed to help you navigate the various aspects of your college search and get your questions answered by an expert. All presentations are virtual. Parents are welcome to join their students for these presentations.

After you register, you will receive a confirmation email with the event access link. Please let the Office of Admission know if you have any questions!

https://connect.truman.edu/portal/specialvirtual

Scholarships

Scholarships 2020-2021

–American Welding Society Scholarships-Please visit www.aws.org/scholarships for more information.

-Various Student Scholarships available @ www.studentscholarships.org/newsletter.php

-Davenport University Scholarships- Please visit www.davenport.edu/financial-aid/scholarships for more information.

-Lewis & Clark Community College Scholarships-Please visit www.lc.edu/scholarships for more information.

-College Scholarships for Online Students: https://www.publicservicedegrees.org/online-degrees/scholarships-for-online-students/

-STEPS (Student Training & Education in Public Service): https://www.publicservicedegrees.org/

-Illinois Scholarship Website-Please visit https://www.scholarships.com/financial-aid/college-scholarships/scholarship-directory/residence-state/illinois

-National Merit Scholarship Program-Please visit https://www.nationalmerit.org for more information.

-APIA Scholars Program. Please visit https://apiascholars.org/ for more information.

-Scholarship Guidance Online Scholarships. Please visit https://scholarshipguidance.com/ for more information.

-The Kathryn G. Hansen Scholarship. Please visit https://publish.illinois.edu/illinois-admin-professionals/secretariat- scholarship/about-the-scholarship/ for more information. Deadline is March 8, 2021.

-The Bridging the Dream Scholarship. Please visit www.salliemae.com/landing/bridging-the-dream for more information. Deadline is March 8, 2021.

-The Completing the Dream Scholarship. Please visit www.salliemae.com/landing/completing-the-dream for more information. Deadline is March 8, 2021.

-Farm Credit Illinois Scholarship. Please visit www.farmcreditIL.com/scholarship for more information. Deadline is March 12, 2021.

-The Gateway Chapter (St. Louis) of the Association of the United States Army Scholarship. Please visit https://stlouisgraduates.academicworks.com/opportunities/4033 for more information. Deadline is March 12, 2021.

-Edwardsville Branch NAACP Education Grant. Please visit www.edwardsvillenaacp.org for more information. Applications are available in the Guidance Office. Deadline is March 15, 2021.

-Illinois Sheriffs’ Association Scholarship. Please visit www.ilsheriff.org for more information. Deadline is March 15, 2021.

-Family Farms Charities Ag Career Scholarship. Please visit https://www.dropbox.com/s/9q1aop9up15hr81/FamilyFarms6.mp4?dl=0 for more information. Applications are available in the Guidance Office or online at http://www.familyfarmscharities.org/. Deadline is March 15, 2021.

-Family Farms Charities Ag Accounting Scholarship. Please visit https://www.dropbox.com/s/9q1aop9up15hr81/FamilyFarms6.mp4?dl=0 for more information. Applications are available in the Guidance Office or online at http://www.familyfarmscharities.org/. Deadline is March 15, 2021.

-Family Farms Charities Trade School Scholarship. Please visit https://www.dropbox.com/s/9q1aop9up15hr81/FamilyFarms6.mp4?dl=0 for more information. Applications are available in the Guidance Office or online at http://www.familyfarmscharities.org/. Deadline is March 15, 2021.

-Illinois Society of Professional Engineers Scholarship. Please visit https://ilengineeringinitiative.org/scholarships/ for more information. Deadline is March 15, 2021.

-Doris Dankenbring Memorial Nursing Scholarship-Applications are available in the Guidance Office. Deadline is March 15, 2021.

-The Beta Sigma Psi Educational Foundation Scholarship. Please visit https://www.betasigmapsi.org/scholarships-for-high-school-students/ for more information. Deadline is March 20, 2021.

-The Sallie Clark and Jon Davis Memorial Scholarship-Sponsored by the Edwardsville Education Association. Applications are available in the Guidance Office. Deadline is March 25, 2021.

-The Springfield in Illinois SDCCW Diocesan-Female Scholarship. Applications are available in the Guidance Office. Deadline is March 30, 2021.

-The William Pablo Feraldo Memorial Foundation Scholarship. Please visit www.learnmore.scholarsapply.org/feraldo/ for more information. Deadline is March 31, 2021.

-The MAC Tennis Scholarship. Please visit https://mcconnellassociates.org/scholarships/ for more information. Deadline is March 31, 2021.

-The 1^st MidAmerica Credit Union Scholarship. Please visit https://www.1stmidamerica.org/services/member-benefits/scholarship-program for more information. Deadline is March 31, 2021.

-The Dean Ritter Trust 2021 Annual Scholarship. Please visit https://www.deanritter.org/2021-scholarship/ for more information. Deadline is March 31, 2021.

-Illinois Masonic Children’s Assistance Program Scholarship. Applications are available in the Guidance Office. Deadline is March 31, 2021.

-HB & R Union Contractors Council Scholarship. Applications are available in the Guidance Office. Deadline is March 31, 2021.

-HB&R Professional Women in Building Council Metro East Scholarship. Applications are available in the Guidance Office. Deadline is March 31, 2021.

-The Golden Apple Scholars of Illinois Scholarship. Please visit www.goldenapple.org/scholars for more information. Priority deadline is December 15, 2020. Deadline is April 1, 2021.

-Midwest Members Credit Union Scholarship. Applications are available in the Guidance Office. Deadline is April 1, 2021.

-Josephine Marley Beckwith Future Leader Scholarship. Please visit www.altonywca.com for more information. Applications are available in the Guidance Office. Deadline is April 2, 2021.

-Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. Applications are available in the Guidance Office. Deadline is April 2, 2021.

-St. Louis Notre Dame Club Scholarship. Please visit www.stlouis.undclub.org/page/scholarship for more information. Deadline is April 5, 2021.

-The Lincoln School Alumni Foundation Grant. Please visit www.HLSAF.org for more information. Deadline is April 10, 2021.

-The Nu Chi Foundation partnered with the Nu Chi Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Annual High School Scholarship Essay Contest. Please visit https://stlouisgraduates.academicworks.com/opportunities/4053 for more information. Deadline is April 11, 2021.

-Buffalo Soldiers Motorcycle Club Southwest Illinois Chapter (BSMSWIL) Scholarship. Applications available in the Guidance Office. Deadline is April 16, 2021.

-The Ladies of the Edwardsville/Glen Carbon Junior Service Club Scholarship. Please visit http://www.edglenjuniorservice.org/scholarships.html for more information. Deadline is April 20, 2021.

-Student-View Scholarship Program. Please visit www.student-view.com for more information. Deadline is April 22, 2021.

-Lynne F. Solon Foundation’s Scholarship. Please visit http://lynnefsolonfoundation.org for more information. Deadline is April 30, 2021.

-The Larry Jones Memorial Foundation Scholarship. Applications are available in the Guidance Office. Deadline is April 30, 2021.

-The Scott-St. Louis Chapter of AFCEA International STEM Grant. Please visit http://scott.afceachapters.org/ for more information. Deadline is May 1, 2021.

-The Scott-St. Louis Chapter of AFCEA International Scholarship. Please visit http://scott.afceachapters.org/ for more information. Deadline is May 1, 2021.

-The BigSun Scholarship. Please visit http://www.bigsunathletics.com for more information. Deadline is June 19, 2021.

-The Chairish “Design your future” Scholarship. Please visit Chairish Design Your Future Scholarship for more information. Deadline is June 30, 2021.

We invite you to use, and we hope you will link to <http://www.college-scholarships.com/schools/illinois/>, which lists and offers contact information for virtually all post-secondary schools, colleges, and universities in your state.

Elsewhere on <http://www.college-scholarships.com> are links to 70 scholarship search data bases, GPA and student loan calculators, a guide to the FAFSA, information on online degree programs for adults, and dozens of helpful articles for college students of all ages.

Military Visits

Guidance Department News

Schedule for March 1-5th

Monday, Mar. 1st – All Students

Tuesday, Mar. 2nd – All Students

Wednesday, Mar. 3rd– All Students

Thursday, Mar. 4th– All Students

Friday, Mar. 5th-All Students

***This week is Respect week!! Please see the list of what is happening is below. Please make sure anything you wear for these days are school appropriate.

Monday

Theme- Tie dye

Video- What is your superpower- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYUgtQbR7Hc

EHS Ends the R word- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7X-NEV3HpP0

Activities

Show us your coolest Tie Dye
Special olympics bingo (at bottom)

Facts

Special Olympics was founded on August 2nd, 1968 for people with intellectual disabilities. The first special olympics was held in Chicago, Illinois. Since then special olympics has started many programs based on inclusion and helping people with all sorts of disabilities both physical and intellectual helping over 5 million people. There are a total of 172 countries that are involved in the Special Olympics association.

Tuesday

Theme-Disney

Video- I am- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWwMPcYaK1I

Activities

dole recipe https://youtu.be/OmuT-Tgq6gc
Special olympics disney ears https://youtu.be/qd1NthIm4FE
Find the hidden disney characters
1. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScFFsiLKCiGwkh_fWgxJMkH95AOyeZ2Mvmx0KsSkuTj6dsY-g/viewform?usp=sf_link

Facts

Polar Plunge is one of the many activities that Special Olympics has made a tradition out of over the years. Occuring in february or march thousands of people jump, dive, or run into freezing cold water to support Special Olympic athletes who have a disability. The polar plunge helps raise millions of dollars for special olympic athletes.

Wednesday

Theme-Celebrity

Video- The New R word- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTsBemJrhGo

Activities

Who’s your favorite celebrity bracket tournament
1. First round voting https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdRFPSOV5P_bIOi1JqqxoioG2vm_v8xh-ok6zWtvEjC2fCFjQ/viewform?usp=sf_link
Guess the famous SO athlete https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-gud-WBqq2Rtakm3UGPm73YTxr_R1VWzodpq1GnkPA0/edit?ts=5e6059d9

Facts

A huge program in the Special Olympics is the Unified sports program. This program is where a mix of athletes with and without intellectual and physical disabilities participate in a variety of sports.

Thursday

Theme-Jersey

Video- Edwardsville Banner school- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZSBodR9d9c

Activities

Name that sports team (logos)
1. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc2vEZkljANGlyPmwnGA24XSTSfp1PTU3l5rKhEcHa5w0gFBA/viewform?usp=sf_link
Pledge to end the R-Word https://www.spreadtheword.global/pledge

Facts

The “spread the word to end the word” campaign encourages people all over the world to stop using the R word and promotes inclusion. This word was used as a medical term to describe people with intellectual disabilities, however this word is irrelevant now and offensive. Now there are 80+ countries who participate nationwide in pledging to end this word.

Friday

Theme- Pj

Video- polar plunge video- https://youtu.be/Ktxvp0tz8j4

Activities

Dance party zoom
Polar Plunge

Facts

National Banner School is the highest achievement a school can receive working through Special Olympics. The National Banner School is awarded to the school that has met 10 requirements. Some of these requirements are: Unified Sports throughout two sports seasons, Unified Sports occur regularly throughout the school year, unified offers student leadership, and at least two Whole school engagement opportunities are implemented each year. Edwardsville High School just recently received this award in 2020 and got the highest honor roll award from ESPN.

Seniors!! Lewis & Clark Early Bird Registration is now open!!The dates are March 2^nd and 4^th from 1:00 – 3:30 pm. The registration page is open and available for students at www.lc.edu/earlybird/
To all juniors or seniors who received an NHS invite in Schoology, please apply electronically or drop off a paper packet by Friday March 5th in order to be considered. Email or Schoology message Mrs. Hoshor with any questions @ AHoshor@ecusd7.org.
Virtual math tutoring will be available via Zoom during Academic Hours on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Please ask your math teachers for the link.
Are you interested in hosting your own podcast, editing, or learning more about podcasting in general? Then consider joining Tiger Talk. We meet over Zoom every Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Please contact Ms. Mudge on Schoology for more information.
Chess Club 2021 will have their first meeting of the year Friday, March 5 at 12:30 in Room a206. The club is intended for intermediate, advanced and even total beginners. No experience, no problem! We will teach you! Prospective members should bring their school-issued device. See you on Friday, and Checkmate!
Would you like to make a difference? The EHS Interact Club invites you to join us for our first general meeting of the Spring semester. We will be meeting tomorrow, Wednesday, March 3rd at 1:30 PM via Zoom. Please join the EHS Interact Club Schoology Group page to access the Zoom link. See Mrs. Pontious in the English Office with any questions.
Any Junior or Senior interested in being an election judge qualify if they have a grade point average between 3.0 and 4.0 and are able to show proof of U.S. Citizenship by Election day (Tuesday, April 6, 2021). On Election Day students will work from 5:30am until all duties are completed after the close of the polling place. He or she will qualify for UP TO $150 for working as an Election Judge. You will also receive credit for school attendance while working! You may get forms from Mrs. Shaw in the main office.
Lit Mag is happy to announce the theme for our 2020 publication is “Change”! Want to become a published author or artist? Then submit your work to the Lit Mag at thelitmagehs@gmail.com by March 31st, 2020 to see your work featured in this year’s publication. Please include your name with any submissions. Be sure to note if you would your name published with your work or if you would like to publish anonymously. Submissions can be related to the theme of “Change,” but this is not a requirement.
ATTENTION TIGERS. EHS Spanish Club now has an Instagram. Follow us @evillespanishclub and look for upcoming contests with giveaways! Club officers will meet Wednesday @ 11:50 in room A225
Have you ever wanted to see a live theater production but didn’t want to leave your couch? Now is your chance! EHS Drama presents an exclusively livestreaming production of All Shook Up,an Elvis musical, March 18th through 20th at 7:30 p.m. and March 21st at 2 p.m. Livestream tickets are $7 and can be purchased starting from 2 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. on Friday, March 5th outside the main entrance and also on ehsdrama.booktix.com.

Please remind your student that they are required to wear a mask at all times in the building. Masks must adhere to all dress code regulations on what is acceptable to be displayed and what is not.
The academic tutoring hour runs from 12:35 pm until 1:30 pm.
Grab and go lunches will be available for any student that wants one. The procedures for that will be covered in your student’s 1st hour class.
Unless otherwise approved, Group A students are last names A-L and Group B students are last names M-Z.

Please visit http://ecusd7.org/parents/digital-resources-asp/ for digital resources available.

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Counselor Name e-mail / phone extension Students Last Name

Heather Neese hneese@ecusd7.org 20132 A-Dia

Sally Atwood satwood@ecusd7.org 20133 Dib-Ho

LaShonda Coleman lcoleman@ecusd7.org 20137 Hu-Mc

Samantha Kistner skistner@ecusd7.org 20136 Me-Sc

Chung Baker cbaker@ecusd7.org 20134 Se-Z

Tara Quinn tquinn@ecusd7.org 20135 South

NOTE: STUDENT ASSIGNMENTS HAVE CHANGED FOR THIS YEAR.

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Daily Class Schedule beginning February 16, 2021

Period Time Minutes
0 6:30 – 7:15 40
1 7:20 – 8:05 45 (announcements)
2 8:10 – 8:50 40
3 8:55 – 9:35 40
4 9:40 -10:20 40
5 10:25 – 11:05 40
6 11:10 – 11:50 40
Lunch 11:50-12:35
Study Period 12:35-1:30

Daily Class Schedule 2020-2021

Period Time Minutes

0 6:30 – 7:15 45

1 7:20 – 8:20 60

2 8:26 – 9:20 54

3 9:26 – 10:20 54

4 10:26 – 11:50 84

5 11:56 – 12:50 54

6 12:56 – 1:50 54

LUNCH SCHEDULE

Four (4) Lunch Periods

Lunch	Time of Lunch	4th Period Class	Minutes
A FLS, Nelson PM, Math, Art, Music	10:20-10:50 (30)	10:56-11:50 (54)	84
B For. Lang., Soc. Studies, Dr. Ed/Health; Study Hall	10:40-11:10 (30)	10:26-10:40 (14) 11:10-11:50 (40)	84
C English, Business, Industrial App Tech	11:00-11:30 (30)	10:26-11:00 (34) 11:30-11:50 (20)	84
D Science, PE, Foods/Culinary	11:20-11:50 (30)	10:26-11:20 (54)	84

ASSEMBLIES

30-Minute Assembly

Period 1 7:20-8:04 (44)

Period 2 8:10-8:54 (44)

Period 3 9:00-9:44 (44)

Assembly 9:50-10:20

Period 5 11:56-12:32 (36)

Period 6 12:38-1:14 (36)

Assembly 1:20- 1:50

45-Minute Assembly

Period 1 7:20-7:59 (39)

Period 2 8:05-8:44 (39)

Period 3 8:50-9:29 (39)

Assembly 9:35-10:20

Period 5 11:56-12:25 (29)

Period 6 12:31-12:59 (28)

Assembly 1:05- 1:50

60-Minute Assembly

Period 1 7:20-7:54 (34)

Period 2 8:00-8:34 (34)

Period 3 8:40-9:14 (34)

Assembly 9:20 -10:20

Period 5 11:56-12:17 (21)

Period 6 12:23-12:44 (21)

Assembly 12:50- 1:50

Forms

Testing

ACT (American College Test)

The ACT is required for admission to many colleges and institutions including all state supported universities and some public community colleges in Illinois. Illinois high school students who want to compete for Illinois State Scholar Awards must take this test in their junior year. The ACT assessment format is comprised of four tests: English, Mathematics, Reading, and Science Reasoning. It will provide four test scores and a composite score plus two sub-scores in English and Reading and three sub-scores in Mathematics. For additional information, visit the guidance office.

2020-2021 Test Dates (National)
Test Date	Registration Deadline	(Late Fee Required)

April 17, 2021	March 12	March 13 – March 26

Quick Links: ACT Website · ACT Registration · ACT Procedure · ACT F.A.Q.

ACT - Test Prep Course

Advanced Placement Tests

Advanced Placement Test

These tests are given in several subject areas. In previous years tests in Advanced Placement English, Calculus, Advanced Chemistry, Honors Programming, and others have been given. Students who score well may be able to obtain college credit and/or proficiency out of certain courses. Check the EHS web site for more information as the year progresses.
Quick Links: AP Prep · AP F.A.Q. · AP Exam Information

-May 3, 2021-May 14, 2021

www.apcentral.collegeboard.org/courses/exam-dates-and-fees

Armed Forces Vocational Aptitude Battery

This test is used by the military to help determine your abilities in both academic and vocational areas and must be taken if you wish to enter the armed services. Students who want to take this test must sign up in the guidance office. Watch the EHS announcements for sign up dates.
Quick Links: ASVAB Sample Test · ASVAB Guidebook · ASVAB Resources

PLAN

Edwardsville High School is pleased to offer American College Testing Program’s PLAN Test to all sophomores at no charge. PLAN is the tenth grade test that gives students a forecast of how they might perform on the ACT Assessment, which is taken in the junior year and is taken for college admission purposes. This test is given in the fall.

PLAN consists of four academic tests: English, Math, Reading, and Science Reasoning. In addition to gauging academic achievement, PLAN provides information for educational and career planning. A more detailed description can be found at the ACT websitewww.act.org/plan/. Quick Links: PLAN Information

PSAE

PSAE (Prairie State Achievement Exam)

All high school juniors take the PSAE since it is a requirement for graduation. It is an Illinois high school accountability test, which measures the Illinois Learning Standards in five different academic areas. The PSAE includes three testing areas: 1) the ACT, which is a college entrance exam; 2) the Work Keys exams, which measure students’ mathematics and reading skills when applied in workplace situations; and 3) the ISBE developed exams, which measure students’ mastery of the Illinois Learning Standards in reading, writing, math, science, and social science. Quick Links: PSAE Information ·PSAE F.A.Q. – WIN Career Readiness

PSAT/NMSQT

PSAT/NMSQT (PRELIMINARY SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST/NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP QUALIFYING TEST)

This test is required for all students who wish to be considered for a National Merit Scholarship. A very high test score is required to become a semifinalist. This is also the test African-American students must take to compete for scholarships from the National Achievement Program for Outstanding African American Students. The PSAT/NMSQT is a multiple-choice test that measures verbal and mathematical reasoning ability important for success in college. It is recommended that this test be taken in the junior year. This test is not required for college admission. Registration is done by the student in the guidance office. Quick Links: PSAT/NMSQT Information · PSAT/NMSQT Prep

PSAT 9- April 15, 2021

PSAT 10- April 14, 2021

SAT

SAT (SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST)

The SAT is given on several Saturday test dates throughout the year. The SAT is required for admission to certain colleges and universities. Most institutions will accept or prefer scores from junior year testing (spring and summer before senior year). A few schools require it to be taken in the senior year, no later than December. Some institutions requiring the SAT also require one or more achievement tests for admissions. Students should refer to each college’s catalog for specific information about which tests are recommended.
Quick Links: SAT Information

www.sat.org/success

SAT Test Date: April 13th, 2021