EHS TESTING
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGUARDING FEE COVERAGE
District Waiver:
The District Office offers to pay for ONE (1) test throughout a student's high school career. A student wanting to use the District Waiver must inform the Testing Secretary for tracking purposes.
The District Waiver can be used for either the:
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PSAT/NMSQT -
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Considered a practice test that measures a student's knowlege of reading, writing, and math learned in the classroom. Students may meet the requirements to enter the National Merit® Scholarship Program, an academic competition for recognition and scholarships.
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For more info about the PSAT/NMSQT, please visit https://blog.collegeboard.org/parents-guide-psat-nmsqt
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SAT -
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Counts towards scholarships, college entrance, etc. If a student signs-up and decides not to participate after the deadline has passed, the student will be responsible for the restock fee associated with the test.
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The District Waiver can only be used toward either the PSAT/NMSQT or SAT; and NOT any other exams offered at Eastmont High School.
Restock Fee:
If a student chooses to not take a test after signing up, they must communicate with the Testing Secretary before the sign-up deadline. Failure to communicate will result in a restock fee.
Self-Pay:
Accepted Payments:
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Cash
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Card - Not accepted: American Express (AMEX) or Discover (DISC)
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Check - Made payable to: Eastmont High School
College Board Fee Waivers:
College Board offers fee waivers to 11th & 12th Grade students that take the PSAT/NMSQT and/or SAT. To be eligible for the College Board Fee Waivers, please fill out the Free/Reduced Price Meal Application online. If the paper copy of the Free/Reduced Price Meal Application is submitted please fill out the Consent To Share form. These forms are required to receive school fee reductions. A student will also need to accept the fee waiver through their College Board account. The forms listed above should be turned into the Eastmont District Office and can be found on the District's Webpage: https://www.eastmont206.org/departments/food-services
For more information regarding study material, practice test and Fee Waiver specifics, please visit the College Board website.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Testing Secretary, Teresa Venegas by visiting the EHS Testing Window between 7:00am - 3:00pm, or by email: venegast@eastmont206.org
For more information about the Optional Testing and/or to sign-up...click on the (+) to expand the tab.
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DETAILS ABOUT EXAM DAY:
AP Biology - May 16 @ 12:00 PM
AP Calculus AB - May 13 @ 7:45 AM
AP Chemistry - May 6 @ 12:00 PM
AP English Language & Composition - May 14 @ 7:45 AM
AP English Literature & Composition - May 8 @ 7:45 AM
AP Spanish Language & Culture - May 16 @ 7:45 AM
AP United States Government and Politics - May 6 @ 7:45 AM
AP United States History - May 10 @ 7:45 AM
AP World History: Modern - May 15 @ 7:45 AM
For more information, please visit the College Board website.
ASVAB Results will not be released to military recruiters unless requested by the student.
ASVAB -- OCTOBER 2, 2024
TO SIGN-UP -- CLICK HERE
If you sign-up and decide not to participate, please notify Ms. Waters (located at Bookkeeping), so that your name can be removed from the list.
For more info about the ASVAB please visit:
www.asvabprogram.com/student
ASVAB Practice Test Sites:
www.asvabpracticetests.com
www.mometrix.com/academy/asvab-practice-test
Graduation Pathway Option
All public high school students are required to meet statewide graduation requirements to earn a diploma.
One requirement being the completion of a Graduation Pathway.
If a student was unable to meet one or both of the minimum scores of the Smarter Balanced Assessments (SBA) in ELA (2548) & MATH (2595), the student has the option to take the ASVAB to attempt to acheive the minimum score. A student must acheive the minimum score on the Armed Forces Qualification Test (AFQT) of the ASVAB.
Reaching the minimum AFQT score, satisfies the graduation pathway requirements in both ELA & MATH.
ASVAB MINIMUM SCORE
AFQT: 31
| EHS COURSES | EHS TEACHER | NEXT GENERATION EXAMS | EXAM TIME |
|---|---|---|---|
| CHS PRE CALCULUS | RIME | ARITHMETIC | FALL |
| CHS CALCULUS |
RIME
|
ADVANCED ALGEBRA & FUNCTIONS
|
FALL |
| CHS STATISTICS | HENSON | QUANTITATIVE REASONING, ALGEBRA & STATISTICS | SPRING |
These exams are computer-adaptive tests designed to assist accurate placement into appropriate courses for math. You will receive your test results immediately upon completion of testing. Talk with your teacher about qualifying scores.
Please speak with you teacher about further details regarding the College In The High School course and testing.
STUDENT PARTICIPATION GUIDE
www.cwu.edu/college-hs/student-participation-guide
(Grades 10 & 11 Only)
PSAT/NMSQT will not be available for SY2023-24
What you need on test day:
- Student ID Card or Picture ID
- Water Bottle or Snack (optional)
- Calculator (Bring your own – Calculators cannot be shared)
- Electronic devices cannot be used during testing or breaks
PSAT/NMSQT Test Fee: $18
A student can choose to use the District Waiver to pay for the SAT, if they have not used it on a past test.
If a student chooses to not test and does not cancel before the sign-up deadline, or is a "no show", the student will be responsible to pay the restock fee.
CB Fee Waiver Qualifying Students Pay: $8
Students that qualify for the College Board Fee Waiver will pay a reduced fee.
Requirement: Family Income Survey and Consent to Share form must be submitted to the District Office.
Restocking Fee: $ 4 *
* A restocking fee will be applied to a student's account,
if the student decides to not test after the sign-up deadline.
College Board Fee Waivers:
To be eligible for the College Board Fee Waivers, please fill out the Free/Reduced Price Meal Application and Consent to Share Child Nutrition Program Eligibility Information Form. These forms are required for school fee waivers. A student will also need to accept the fee waiver through their College Board account.
Eligibility -- 11th- grader students qualify for fee waivers
if they meet any of these conditions:
- Their family's annual income falls within the Income
Eligibility Guidelines set by the United States
Department of Agriculture (USDA) Food and Nutrition
Service. Students in areas covered by the Community
Eligibility Provision must qualify on an individual basis.
View the USDA's Income Eligibility Guidelines.
- They're enrolled in a federal, state, or local program
that aids students from low-income families
(e.g., TRIO programs like Upward Bound).
Work with the individuals coordinating these
programs to ensure that sufficient quantities of
fee waivers are requested by the deadline.
- Their family receives public assistance.
- They're homeless or live in federally subsidized
public housing or a foster home.
- They're a ward of the state or an orphan.
The following types of students are also eligible for fee waivers if they meet the eligibility criteria:
- Homeschooled students
- United States citizens who are living abroad
and will be testing outside the U.S.
- Nationals of countries other than the U.S. who
live and test in the United States or U.S. territories
Accepting Fee Waivers --
If you’ve been marked as eligible or have a fee
waiver code, you can accept fee waiver benefits
on your My SAT homepage.
Instructions
1. Sign into your College Board account.
If you don’t have an account, you can create one.
2. From your profile, click My SAT.
If you've used your College Board account only for the SAT,
you might go straight to the My SAT page.
3. On the My SAT page, accept your fee
waiver.
- If you’ve been marked as eligible,
review the terms of the eligibility
prompt, then click Continue.
- If you have a 12-digit fee waiver code,
enter it and then click Submit.
Fee Waiver Benefits --
If you qualify for a fee waiver, you’ll get free tests
and several other benefits to help you apply for college:
- Free Tests and Feedback
- 2 free SAT tests
- 2 chances to access answer services
Free College Benefits
- Unlimited score reports to send to colleges
- Waived application fees at participating colleges
- Free CSS Profile™ applications to apply for
financial aid from participating schools
Other Benefits
- Fee reductions for score verification reports
- No non-U.S. regional fees for free tests
(if you're a U.S. student testing abroad)
- No late registration fees for free tests
(if you're in the U.S. or U.S. territories)
- No change or cancellation fees (upon cancellation, your
unused fee waiver benefits will be returned to you)
For more information, please visit the College Board website.
Sign-up Deadline:
Friday - March 1, 2024
Test Day:
Wednesday - March 20, 2024
Location: Auxililary (Small) Gym
Test Begins: 7:45 AM
(EHS student email only)
Click Here to Access Google Form Sign-Up Sheet
Digital SAT -- What to Expect on Test Day
Digital SAT - Sample Questions & Answer Explanations
What you need on test day:
- Fully Charged Chromebook (Bluebook App Installed)
- Chromebook Charger
- Student ID Card or Picture ID
- Water Bottle and/or Snack (optional)
- Other electronic devices cannot be used during testing or breaks
This is a timed 2 1/2-hour digital test that will be taken on a student chromebook by accessing the Bluebook App.
It will take about 3-hours to complete...time includes the proctor instruction and breaks.
The test fee can be paid at the Bookkeeping Office after taking the test on March 20, 2023.
SAT Test Fee: $ 60.00
Students that choose to use the District Waiver will have the cost of their test fee covered by the District Office.
Students that have already used their District Waiver will have to self-pay.
CB Fee Waiver Qualifying Students Pay: $ 8.00
Students that qualify for the College Board Fee Waiver will pay a reduced fee.
Requirement: Family Income Survey and Consent To Share forms must be submitted to the District Office.
Restocking Fee: $ 30.00 *
* A restocking fee will be applied to a student's account, if the student decides to not test after the sign-up deadline.
Graduation Pathway Option
All public high school students are required to meet statewide graduation requirements to earn a diploma. One requirement being the completion of a Graduation Pathway.
If a student was unable to meet one or both of the minimum scores of the Smarter Balanced Assessments (SBA) in ELA (2548) & MATH (2595), the student has the option to take the SAT to attempt to achieve the minimum scores.
SAT MINIMUM SCORES
ELA: 410 | MATH: 430
College Board Fee Waivers:
To be eligible for the College Board Fee Waivers, please fill out the 2023-2024 Family Income Survey (Online Application).This complete survey is required for school fee waivers. A student will also need to accept the fee waiver through their College Board account.
Eligibility --
SAT fee waivers are available to low-income 11th- and 12th-grade students in the U.S. or U.S. territories. U.S. citizens living outside the country might also be eligible for fee waivers.
You’re eligible if one or more of these descriptions apply to you:
- You’re enrolled in or eligible to participate in the federal
National School Lunch Program (NSLP).
- Your family's annual income falls within the Income
Eligibility Guidelines set by the United States Department
of Agriculture (USDA) Food and Nutrition Service.
- You're enrolled in a federal, state, or local program that aids students from
low-income families, For example, TRIO programs like Upward Bound.
- Your family receives public assistance.
- You’re homeless or live in federally subsidized public housing or a foster home.
- You’re a ward of the state or an orphan.
Accepting Fee Waivers --
If you’ve been marked as eligible or have a fee waiver code, you can accept fee waiver benefits on your My SAT homepage.
Instructions
1. Sign into your College Board account.
If you don’t have an account, you can create one.
2. From your profile, click My SAT.
If you've used your College Board account only for the SAT,
you might go straight to the My SAT page.
3. On the My SAT page, accept your fee waiver.
If you’ve been marked as eligible, review the terms of the eligibility prompt,
then click Continue.
If you have a 12-digit fee waiver code, enter it and then click Submit.
Fee Waiver Benefits --
If you qualify for a fee waiver, you’ll get free tests
and several other benefits to help you apply for college:
- Free Tests and Feedback
- 2 free SAT tests
- 2 chances to access answer services
Free College Benefits
- Unlimited score reports to send to colleges
- Waived application fees at participating colleges
- Free CSS Profile™ applications to apply for
financial aid from participating schools
Other Benefits
- Fee reductions for score verification reports
- No non-U.S. regional fees for free tests
(if you're a U.S. student testing abroad)
- No late registration fees for free tests
(if you're in the U.S. or U.S. territories)
- No change or cancellation fees (upon cancellation, your
unused fee waiver benefits will be returned to you)
For more information, please visit the College Board website
OSPI WA STATE MANDATED TESTING
NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED
GRADE 10 ONLY
ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS (ELA)
Tuesday - April 16 , 2024
Sophomores with Last Name: A-L
Bell Schedule C - Periods 1, 2, 3
Wednesday - April 17, 2024
Sophomores with Last Name M-Z
Bell Schedule C - Periods 4, 5, 6
MATHEMATICS (MATH)
Thursday - April 18 , 2024
Sophomores with Last Name: A-L
Bell Schedule C - Periods 1, 2, 3
Friday - April 19, 2024
Sophomores with Last Name M-Z
Bell Schedule C - Periods 4, 5, 6
All public high school students are required to meet statewide graduation requirements to earn a diploma. One requirement being the completion of a Graduation Pathway.
Student that meet or exceed the minimum scores in the Smarter Balanced Assessments (SBA) for ELA & MATH, complete the Graduation Pathway requirement.
SBA MINIMUM SCORES
ELA: 2548 | MATH: 2595
If a student is unable to meet one or both of the minimum scores, it is recommended the student reach out to their high school counselor to figure out the next best option to complete the Graduation Pathway requirement.
Listed to the left is the testing schedule for sophomores.
Students that are not testing on a specific day will be on a late start schedule, unless informed otherwise.
Running Start (RS) Students: Keep to usual schedule and attend core classes at EHS, if it doesn't conflict with RS schedule.
Junior RS Students -- College level courses excuse you from taking the WCAS test.
Skill Center (SC) Students: Need to be at EHS for testing on the day. SC Students must attend core classes according to the modified schedule.
Morning SC Students -- You will need to be at EHS for testing and will be excused from Skill Center on those days. You must still attend core classes for periods 4, 5, 6 on April 17, 19, 24.
Afternoon SC Students - You will need to be at EHS for periods 1, 2, 3 on April 16, 18, 23 and will not attend Skill Center on those days.
You will be excused from the Skill Center.
GRADE 11 ONLY
SCIENCE
Tuesday - April 23 , 2024
Juniors with Last Name: A-L
Bell Schedule C - Periods 1, 2, 3
Wednesday - April 24, 2024
Juniors with Last Name M-Z
Bell Schedule - Periods 4, 5, 6