High School Graduation Qualifying Exam (AHSGQE)
§ Fall 2005- only 11th and 12th graders who have not passed all areas
of the exam will be tested. NO 10th graders are tested in the fall. Fall testing
dates are October 4-6, 2006
§ Spring 2007-all 10th graders are tested during the spring testing in
addition to all 11th and 12th graders who have not passed all portions of the
exam. Spring testing dates April 4-6 2007
§ There are no makeup dates for these exams.
§ Teachers are not allowed to proctor a test in any content they teach.
Example: if a teacher teaches reading, another teacher has to proctor the reading
portion of the test. The reading teacher can proctor math test if he/she does
not teach any math.
IDEA/LEP Field Test (English Language Proficiency Felid Test for Grades 3-12)
§ September 20-October 1, 2006
Standards based Assessment for grades (3-9)
§ April 4-6 2007
SAT (recommended for college-bound juniors and seniors)
The SAT is offered the following dates. PSAT (a practice test for the SAT)
tests may also be arranged and taken prior to taking the SAT. Please see your
Principal or Guidance Counselor for more information.
§ October 8, 2006
§ November 5, 2006
§ December 3, 2006
§ January 28, 2007
ACT (recommended for college-bound juniors and seniors)
Each school site sets ACT dates. For more information, please see your Principal
or Guidance Counselor.
ASVAB (for grades 11-12)
Each school site sets ASVAB testing dates. Please contact your Principal or Guidance Counselor for more information.
Credit Requirements for Class Rank
§ Freshman
.0-5.0
§ Sophomore
..5.5-10.5
§ Junior
.11.00-15.5
§ Senior
16.0 and up
Testing Resources for Teachers:
Principals are your point of contact. They can provide testing data from last
year. A test coordinator will be designated at each site to receive all testing
information. This person may be the principal or his/her designee. Each site
will receive study skills materials at the beginning of the school year. These
resources should be utilized to best serve students in preparing them to test.
Check with your site Principal for more information. A wealth of testing resources
for teachers (including practice tests, scoring rubrics, guides to test interpretation,
etc) can be found at the Alaska Department of Education and Early Development
website at: http://www.eed.state.ak.us/tls/assessment/hsgge.html
Resource for Parents and Students:
Want to be prepared for the HSGQE before you actually have to take it? Trying
to understand exactly what testing scores can tell you? For answers to these
questions and more, visit the State of Alaska Department of Education and Early
Development website at: http://www.eed.state.ak.us/tls/assessment/hsgge.html