It’s Testing Time!

We schedule CAT testing here in the office every year at least once a month between September and May. All 8th and 11th graders are required to take a standardized test. For 8th graders, it is the passage into High School. For 11th / 12th graders, this functions as an exit exam from High School. We strongly recommend that all students 4th grade and above test every 2 years. This is a great way to keep track of your student’s actual progress. It is good to be able to compare how they do on each subsequent test. This helps you to recognize any weak areas they may be developing.

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High School Testing Options
There are several different kinds of High School Testing Options. Here is the breakdown...

PSAT:

This test is used as a determiner for the National Merit Scholarship. Colleges look at this as an early entrance qualifier.

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• College Planning Check List (PDF)
• High School Info (PDF)

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• Plan your teen’s high school courses by establishing a high school projection
• Require challenging classes for college preparation.
• Get a tutor for your student to strengthen any weak academic areas.

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Interested students may now attend a SAT Prep course held in the Grace Christian Schools Office.

The SAT Prep course will use the materials from COLLEGE PREP GENIUS; for more information and to view the class information, visit CollegePrepGenius.com.

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Please review the article entitled Summary of Minor’s Work Regulations.

Permits are issued by the local public school districts. We issue Requests for a Work Permit. We issue work permits only for students enrolled in Grace Christian Schools.

There are local, state and federal regulations governing work permits.

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