Prepare for Testing
The address to where I take my test
Where is the test location?
Who you contact if you cannot make testing
Who is my ES?
What I need to do when I arrive at the test site
What is signing in?
Taking a few minutes to stretch & use the restroom
What is a break?
Let this person know if there is a need to be addressed while testing
Who is the Test Site Proctor?
Typically known for the most important meal of the day
What is breakfast?
This letter from your ES gives you the test date, time and location
What is the Test Site Letter?
If there is an emergency and you cannot make testing or get ahold of your ES, contact 209-874-1119 Ext. 6
Who is the School Office?
Tuning in on the task at hand without distractions
What is focus?
A person that oversees the testing site that you or your parent may talk with if an issue occurs
Who is the Test Site Coordinator?
Water and heathy food to hold you over
What snacks can I bring?
What is Practice and Training?
Bring this to show proof that you can check yourself in or out of testing if in grades 9-12
What is a parent note?
Paper to jot down ideas or notes and to work out math problems
What is scratch paper?
Contact this person if you cannot make your assigned testing day or time
Who is the ES?
At least 15 minutes before testing begins
What time should I arrive?
Grades 5, 7 & 9 need to dress appropriately for this testing
In grades 3-8, this person must walk and sign me in and out of testing
Who is my parent or guardian?
Acknowledging that you have worked hard and will do well on your test
What is confidence?
Communicate how your testing day went with this person
Who is the parent?
Approximately 7-9 hours the night before the test
What is sleep?
Who to contact with any special circumstances that you need addressed
Who is my ES?
What is on a parent note?
Ruling out options that you know are not correct
What is process of elimination?
This person comes ready to do their best with a great attitude for success!
Who am I, the Student?