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The ACT test contains four curriculum-based, multiple choice tests that measure academic achievement in the areas of English, mathematics, reading, and science, as well as an optional Writing Test, for which students complete an essay.
- What is the ACT?
- ACT High School Assessments Information for Families 2020-21 brochure (Español)
- Frequently Asked Questions
- ACT Test Registration
- The RAHS CEEB (ACT) code is 501-950.
- ACT Fees
- If you feel that you may qualify for a test fee waiver, please speak to a school counselor before registering for an exam for more information and assistance.
- ACT Test Dates
- Contact ACT
- ACT Test Prep
- ACT Scores
- How Students Obtain/Access Their Scores: Juniors who take the Wisconsin ACT plus Writing test typically receive their score reports from ACT 6-8 weeks after state testing is completed; students who tested with accommodations may receive their scores later than this. Score reports are mailed to the home address that the student bubbled on his/her answer sheet. ACT scores may be accessed online as follows:
- Once a student creates an ACT account or signed in with their user ID and password (this will be sent to their personal e-mail), they can view the scores via the "Your Test Dates & Scores" tab on the left margin. Submit or review where scores were sent here. If a student has any further questions (such as those who have taken the ACT prior to Junior year), please meet with a school counselor.
- Go to the ACT Student Website and find in the upper right corner the tab "Sign In." If you have never created an account before, this will be your first step. Create an account with your Student ID number (provided on your ACT Score report that was mailed to your address after the ACT) and register an e-mail account that is NOT a school e-mail address. Two questions will be asked before you can sign in: Have you registered to take the ACT? (If you have not taken the ACT prior to testing at RAHS, mark NO) and Have you taken the ACT test? (Mark Yes).
- Since the 2014-2015 school year, all Wisconsin high schools are required to administer the ACT® Plus Writing test to junior students during Semester 2. Visit the DPI website for additional information. Junior students wishing to take an additional ACT test(s) should register for the exam online at www.actstudent.org. The RAHS ACT Test Coordinator is Ms. Ashley Johnson (tel. (608) 768-8928 ext. 1161 or email ashjohnson@rsd.k12.wi.us); Ms. Sharon Schafer is the Special Education ACT Test Coordinator.
- The ACT® WorkKeys® test has been discontinued for Wisconsin juniors starting with the 2019-20 school year.
- Class of 2022: The Wisconsin-mandated ACT test for RAHS juniors is scheduled to take place on March 9, 2021; more details will be provided later about this exam.
- Class of 2021: ACT High School Assessments Information for Families 2019-20 brochure (Español)
- There was an informational meeting for juniors about ACT prep and testing on February 7.
- The mandatory ACT Plus Writing test was administered to Wisconsin juniors on March 3, 2020 at 8 a.m. RAHS students in grades 9, 10 and 12 do not have school.
- Test policies and requirements:
- Juniors absent for testing on March 3 must complete mandatory make-up testing on Tuesday, March 17, 2020.
- Follow ACT Student on Twitter for helpful information, including registration reminders, test preparation tips and much more.
More Information
If you have questions, please contact Ms. Ashley Johnson, RAHS ACT Test Coordinator, in the RAHS Counseling Office at (608) 768-8928 ext. 1161. More information about district assessments is available online at www.rsd.k12.wi.us/district/assessments.
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