ACT
The ACT measures academic progress and readiness to perform college-level coursework.
Overview
The ACT measures skills in these areas:
- English conventions and rhetorical skills
- Reading comprehension
- Math problem-solving
- Science problem-solving
All high school students are encouraged to participate in a nationally normed college entrance exam.
- Minnesota school districts must provide high school students in grades 11 or 12 the opportunity to take a nationally recognized college entrance exam before graduating.
- Our district offers students a chance to take the ACT in grade 11 in the spring.
The purpose of the test is:
- To provide student information related to their readiness for college-level courses.
- These scores can be used as part of a student's application to colleges.
How it works
- We give it to all students in grade 11
- Students take this test online, using an iPad
- It is a timed test that typically takes 3 hours
Test results
Scores are shared in the assessments section of Skyward Family Access.
MyACT resources
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Teaching & Learning
asktl@wayzataschools.org
Phone
763-745-5000
Address
13305 12th Ave N
Plymouth, MN 55441
Hours
Monday through Friday
7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
