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ACT practice test opportunity

It is not too late to sign up for the Practice ACT Test, a fundraiser for Jaguar DECA.

It will take place Saturday, February 4th, at 8:00 a.m. at Jefferson High School.  

Students will take a full ACT practice test (no written portion), including an extra reading section to gauge the students reading speed.  Sylvan Learning has found that reading speed is a large indicator on how well students do on the ACT.  

The tests are scored so students know how they did, including a diagnostic report and access to SylvanPrep.com.

On Monday, February 13th, at 6:30PM, Sylvan Learning will hold a results meeting in the cafeteria.  Students will get their results, learn how to read them, and get general information on how to improve their ACT score.  This meeting is designed for students and/or parents.

Students can sign up for the ACT Practice Test online at  Practice ACT Signup.  Payment can be turned into Ms. Linscheid in the Career Center by January 20th. If you have questions you can call Mr. Roesler (952) 806-7645 or email eroesler@isd271.org.

The cost is only $15.00, checks payable to ISD#271.
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