CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL TEST ADMINISTRATION

 

CLINTON HIGH CREB CODE OR HIGH SCHOOL CODE - 250585

 

ACT – ACT TEST CENTER CODE - 164360
ACT Test Coordinator – Rebecca Robinson – 601-924-5443

 

Students may register for the ACT by logging on to www.actstudent.org
**The ACT will not be administered at Clinton High School during the 2008 – 2009 testing year.

National Dates and Registration Deadlines
            October 25, 2008                                          
            December 13, 2008                                      
            February 7, 2009                                          
            April 4, 2009                                     
            June 13, 2009
                   



PSAT
PSAT Test Coordinator – Rebecca Robinson – 601-924-5443

National Dates for the PSAT

            Wednesday, October 15, 2008
            Saturday October 18, 2006

The PSAT will be administered to all 10^th graders and to registered 11^th graders on
Wednesday, October 15 at Clinton High School.  CHS does not offer the Saturday
administration of the PSAT.

All 10^th graders at CHS take the PSAT (for practice) at the expense of the school district.

Juniors wishing to enter the National Merit Scholarship competition may register in the
guidance for the PSAT.  Cost for Juniors - $13.00.

PSAT information will be made available to students through web announcements, daily
announcements, individual counselor visits, and classroom counselor visits.

 

Juniors may register to take the PSAT in the guidance office.  PSAT registration will begin in early October.  See Mrs. Stockman or Mrs. Robinson in the guidance office to register for the PSAT.

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STATE SUBJECT AREA TESTING PROGRAM
Test Coordinator – Dana Lee – 601-924-5443

ALL students must earn a passing score on
            U.S. History from 1877
            English II Multiple Choice and English II Writing
            Biology
            Algebra I
Students who enroll in the Clinton Public School District at any grade level will be
governed by these test regulations.
ALL students in grades K – 12 for the 2008 – 2009 school year will be required to pass
all four subject area tests in order to earn a diploma.  The test is taken during the school
year the student is enrolled in the subject.  Students take these tests on dates established
by the Mississippi Department of Education.  Students who do not pass the test the first
time they take it will be given additional opportunities to take the test as stipulated by the
Mississippi Department of Education.

Mississippi Department of Education Statewide Testing Calendar

ONLY RETESTERS/ONLINE Multiple choice tests                     09/26/08
ONLY RETESTERS/ONLINE Multiple choice tests                     12/05/08
ONLINE administration
ONLY RETESTERS/LAST OPPORTUNITY FOR
SENIORS                                                                                           04/03/09
ONLY FIRST TIME TEST TAKERS                                            
                        BIOLOGY                                                                  04/28/09
                        US HISTORY from 1877                                           04/29/09
                        ALGEBRA I                                                              04/30/09
                        ENGLISH II                                                              05/01/09

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ADVANCED PLACEMENT EXAMS CALENDAR
Test Coordinator – Rebecca Robinson – 601-924-5443

Please refer to the AP icon on the guidance web page for detailed information regarding
the AP program.

2009 AP EXAM SCHEDULE (determined by the College Board)
(Exam Schedule for AP courses offered at Clinton High School – 08-09)

Monday, May 4  (AM)	Government and Politics US
Wednesday, May 6 (AM)	Calculus AP
Thursday, May 7 (AM)	English Literature
Friday, May 8 (AM)	United States History
Friday, May 8 (PM)	European History
Monday, May 11 (AM)	Biology
Tuesday, May 12 (AM)	Chemistry
Wednesday, May 13 (AM)	English Language
Thursday, May 14 (AM)	Macroeconomics