Graduates will demonstrate college or career readiness in both English and Math based on at least ONE measure listed in each concentration:
ACCUPLACER - a computerized test that assesses reading, writing, math and computer skills.
- English: 62 on reading comprehension
- Math: 61 on elementary algebra
ACT - a national college admissions exam. It measures four subjects - English, reading, math and science.
ACT Compass - a computerized test that helps colleges evaluate students’ skills and place them in appropriate courses.
ACT WorkKeys - an assessment that tests students’ job skills in applied reading, writing, math and 21st century skills.
- English: Bronze
- Math: Bronze
AP Exams - test students’ ability to perform at a college level. Districts choose which AP exams will fulfill this menu option.
ASVAB - a comprehensive test that helps determine students’ eligibility and suitability for careers in the military.
Concurrent Enrollment - provides students the opportunity to enroll in postsecondary courses, while simultaneously earning high school and college credit.
- English: passing grade per district and higher ed policy
- Math: passing grade per district and higher ed policy
District Capstone - the culminating exhibition of a student’s project or experience that demonstrates academic and intellectual learning. Capstone projects often include a portfolio of a student’s best work.
- English: Individualized
- Math: Individualized
Industry Certificate - a credential recognized by business and industry. Industry certificates measure a student’s competency in an occupation, and they validate a knowledge based and skills that show mastery in a particular industry.
- English: Individualized
- Math: Individualized
International Baccalaureate (IB) - IB exams assess students enrolled in the official IB Diploma Programme. Courses are offered only at authorized IB World Schools.
SAT - a college entrance exam that is accepted or required at nearly all four-year colleges and universities in the U.S.
