Dates	Assessment	Grade
October 25, 2022	PSAT	10th
October 28, 2022	ASVAB	10th-12th
December 8, 2022	ENG 2 – Writing EOC	10th-12th
December 13, 2022	ENG 2 – Reading EOC	10th-12th
December 14, 2022	BIO 1 EOC	10th-12th
December 15, 2022	US HIS EOC	10th-12th
January 9, 2023	Block 1 & 3 Final Exams	9th-12th
January 10, 2023	Block 2 & 4 Final Exams	9th-12th
January 11, 2023	Make up Final Exams	9th-12th
March 22, 2023	SAT or ACT	11th
April 13, 2023	Career Assessment	11th & 12th
May 4, 2023	ENG 2 – Writing EOC	9th-12th
May 9, 2023	ENG 2 – Reading EOC	9th-12th
May 10, 2023	ALG 1 EOC	9th
May 11, 2023	BIO 1 EOC US HIS EOC	9th 10th-12th
May 22, 2023	Block 1 & 3 Final Exams	9th-12th
May 23, 2023	Block 2 & 4 Final Exams	9th-12th
May 24, 2023	Make up Final Exams	9th-12th

EOC Testing

The End of Course Examination Program (EOCEP) is a statewide assessment program for core courses awarded units of credit in English, mathematics, science, and social studies as defined by the State Board of Education. The EOCEP encourages instruction in the specific academic standards for the courses, encourages student achievement, and documents the level of students’ mastery of the academic standards.

EOC examination scores count 20 percent (20%) in the calculation of the student’s final grade in the specified courses: Algebra 1, Biology 1, English 2, and US History and Constitution.

Career Readiness Assessment

The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery Test (ASVAB) is a career exploration/skills test designed to measure student aptitude, or capacity for learning, in 8 areas: General Science, Word Knowledge, Paragraph Comprehension, Arithmetic Reasoning, Mathematics Knowledge, Electronics Information, Auto & Shop Information, and Mechanical Comprehension. 10th-12th grade students (whether they are military bound, college bound, or workforce bound) complete this test to help identify weak/strong areas of aptitude.

 All Juniors will also take a state mandated career readiness assessment in the spring.

College Readiness Assessments

The Preliminary SAT (PSAT) is offered to all Sophomores. The PSAT is a great primer for the SAT. Additionally, Juniors graders electing to take the PSAT by request may qualify for National Merit Scholars and award merit scholarships. The PSAT has two sections: Math and Evidence-Based Reading and Writing.  Students will be asked passage-based questions – sometimes accompanied by tables, graphs, and charts – and math problems drawing upon algebra, geometry, and a little trigonometry.

All Juniors have the choice of taking either the ACT or SAT on a school day. Both are tools that assess readiness for college. The ACT is also a timed multiple-choice examination that includes the following tests: English, Reading, Math, Science, and Writing. The SAT is a timed multiple-choice examination consisting of the following tests: Reading, Writing and Language, Mathematics and the SAT Essay.