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WASL Testing 2008

PHS will be WASL testing March 10-13 and April 14-17 (click here for draft of bell schedule). Each year when PHS conducts WASL testing we are faced with new circumstances that create challenges. This year is no exception. Please consider the following points:

·        All students who have passed the reading, writing, and math WASL do not have to come to school until 11:00am: at which time regular classes will begin. This also means that any student who has not passed one or more of the three components of the test will need to take the test and arrive at 7:30am to take that test. Please note, juniors will be forecasting during WASL testing and will receive a separate schedule for the specific day they need to meet with their counselor.Those students will be notified.

 Busses will run their normal times. This may create a challenge for those students who rely on the bus to attend school each day and don’t have to arrive until 11:00. Traditionally there have only been a few students who fall under this category during WASL testing. If your child must take the bus, they will remain in the commons area to study during WASL testing time until lunch at 10:30. 

·        All freshmen will be taking the WASL this year. Conditions have changed in the state so that freshmen can take the test early without any negative consequences. The benefits of ninth graders taking the test early are all positive and beneficial. We believe many students will pass the test while those who don’t, will have had an opportunity to access the test and become more familiar with it in preparation for taking it next year.

·        Instructions to students will be given the week prior to testing. Students will be directed to classrooms.

No Cell Phones and Electronic Devices. One of the most common testing violations is cell phones and other electronic devices. Such devices may invalidate your child’s test. Please do not call or text during school hours and during testing times. There is no time during WASL testing where students can use electronic devices: not even during breaks.

 

 

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