Scribd
Upload
64 views2 pages

Parentform

The document is a sample parent/student score report form containing a student's ACT assessment scores over several years of middle and high school. It includes: - Explanations of the ACT test sections in Reading, English, Math, Science, and Writing and how composite scores are calculated. - Details that students take practice ACT tests from 8th to 11th grade, called EPAS, to track expected gains of 2 points per year in content categories and composite. - A sample score report showing scores in each subject area and composite for the student from 8th to 11th grade practice tests and their actual 11th grade ACT.

Uploaded by

api-287734235
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
64 views2 pages

Parentform

The document is a sample parent/student score report form containing a student's ACT assessment scores over several years of middle and high school. It includes: - Explanations of the ACT test sections in Reading, English, Math, Science, and Writing and how composite scores are calculated. - Details that students take practice ACT tests from 8th to 11th grade, called EPAS, to track expected gains of 2 points per year in content categories and composite. - A sample score report showing scores in each subject area and composite for the student from 8th to 11th grade practice tests and their actual 11th grade ACT.

Uploaded by

api-287734235
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 2

June 5, 2015

2014-2015
PARENT STUDENT SCORE REPORT FORM
Student Name: ___________
________________

Grade: ____

Homeroom/Division:

ACT Assessment Score Report w/ Composite:


The ACT (American College Testing) generates student scores in Math, English,
Literacy/Reading, and Physical Science (e.g. biology, chemistry, etc.) The ACT test
scores range between a 1-36 in all categories and in composite. An average of 4
sections generates the composite score. Writing is also tested and is graded
holistically using a 1-6 scale, writing is not part of the composite score provided
below.
Students take practice ACT tests beginning in their eighth grade year of
elementary/middle school (EXPLORE 1), another practice ACT freshmen year
(EXPLORE II), sophomore year (PLAN I), and junior year (PLAN II). In the spring of
their junior year students take the actual ACT exam for college entrance/placement.
The ACT and practice ACT exams are called EPAS at the secondary level and are
reported under that name.
Student expected gains per year are 2 points per year in the four content categories
(excluding writing) and a 2 point gain in composite. Writing is usually only taken
during the ACT exam at the eleventh grade year.
Example: A student at the eighth grade level might score an 11 in reading and is
expected to move to a 13 in his/her freshmen year in composite and categories.
ACT
SCORES

EXPLORE I
(8th Grade)

EXPLORE II
(9th Grade)

PLAN I (10th
Grade)

PLAN II (11th
Grade)

Reading
English
Writing
*COMPOSI
TEWriting
Not
Included
in Score

Student Score Ranges by Grade Level for ACT:


8th Grade- 9-12

ACT (11th
GradeSpring)

9th Grade- 13-15


10th Grade- 16-19
11th Grade- 20-23
12th Grade (Retake Only)- 24+

You might also like