• Participation in District or State Administrations - College & Career Readiness Assessments

    Students are encouraged to meet with their school counselor to create an academic plan that includes which tests a student will take and when to take each assessment.

    » Local Homeschooled Students--PSAT/NMSQT, ACT with Writing, AP exams

    To participate in district and state test administrations, homeschooled high school students should contact the school site test coordinator for their zoned high school at the start of the school year to learn options for registering to test at the selected site. Be advised of deadlines. Students requiring accommodated testing should begin working with their zoned high school immediately at the start of the school year or the spring prior.

    • ACT State Testing - Grade 11 or 12: Students should contact the school site test coordinator for their zoned high school before DECEMBER of the same school year. Students may participate in ACT state testing once during high school. Students participating in ACT state testing will sit for all five skill area tests.
    • PSAT/NMSQT - Grade 10 and 11: Students should contact the school site test coordinator for their zoned high school at the start of the school year. See: Homeschooled and Away Students
    • Advanced Placement (AP) - Students should contact the local high school where the selected exam will be offered before DECEMBER of the same school year. See: How can I take an AP Exam?

    WCSD Homeschool Information

    » Younger Students (Middle/Elementary, under age 13**)

    **The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act restricts online services from collecting data on children under age 13 through applications like online registration.