• Dates TBD
• WCAS is intended for All Juniors–If you are in Running Start, please reach out to tjrainwater@seattleschools.org for a testing assignment.
• WCAS scores may act as a credit for a lower level (9th or 10th grade) science class, and meet a graduation requirement.

State assessments are required for federal accountability and also provide a common measure of student progress at the school, district, and state levels. Our educators examine the results and use them to help determine which resources and supports are needed to close achievement gaps. 

Dates TBD

SBA is intended for Sophomores, and any Junior or Senior who did not pass previously. For more information, or if you are an upper classmen needing to test, please reach out to Taylor Rainwater tjrainwater@seattleschools.org.

SAT scores are one tool used to demonstrate college and career readiness and can fulfill state graduation pathways with a minimum cut score. PSAT/NMSTQ is an opportunity for students to qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Program and other scholarships. The PSAT/NMSTQ also provides valuable feedback on strengths and skills necessary for college study and helps prepare students for the SAT.

Juniors and Seniors will be testing with the PSAT and SAT. Be sure to check out the College Board’s Free SAT Prep

For the 26-27 School Year, Exams will take place the week of October 19

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ALL Juniors will be given the opportunity to take the PSAT/NMSQT on Monday and Tuesday, October 19/20, with make-up day being Wednesday October 21.
ALL Seniors will be given the opportunity to take the SAT on Thursday and Friday, October 22 and 23 with make-up day being Monday October 26.

Advanced Placement (AP) Courses

Students in AP courses might earn college credit and/or advanced placement in college if they perform well on AP exams given in May and if their college of choice accepts the AP exam for credit. College credit is not guaranteed but rather is determined by each individual college upon the student’s enrollment in that college.

AP courses at Roosevelt High School prepare students for these exams, students must pay a fee for AP exams. Students should see the Roosevelt High School Academic Intervention Specialist/Testing Coordinator if they need fee assistance. AP offerings may vary from year to year depending on student interest and staffing. Prerequisites for AP courses are outlined in the course descriptions in the Course Descriptions book on the Course Registration page. See: Advanced Placement (AP) Courses