Testing Information
Helpful info on how to navigate the College Board website:
How to create an online College Board account—
Creating a College Board Student Account.pdf
With a College Board online account, students can view their scores in detail, register to re-take the SAT, send their scores to colleges, and more.
How to link your test scores to Khan Academy for personalized test prep— linking-college-board-khan-academy-accounts-presentation.pdf
Khan Academy is the primary resource that students use for their test preparation for the SAT. Students can take full length SAT practice tests or drill in on one specific topic for study on the Khan Academy website.
Troubleshooting, helpful info—
Troubleshooting tips, helpful info for College Board, Khan Academy
Parent Letter from PCHS about Spring 2020 testing
11th-grade testing information—the Michigan Merit Exam
All juniors are required to take the Michigan Merit Exam (MME) in the spring of their junior year.
The MME is a state testing requirement, and it is a graduation requirement for students in PPS.
What is the MME?
The MME consists of 3 exams that all juniors will take:
- SAT with Essay college-readiness assessment
- Helpful info, FAQ’s
- For further information for parents and students about the SAT, please click here.
- ACT WorkKeys career-readiness assessment
- Helpful info, FAQ’s
- M-STEP online assessments in Science and Social Studies
What does M-STEP stand for?
Michigan Student Test of Educational Progress
- All juniors at PCHS take the M-STEP online assessments in the spring of their junior year.
- Click here for a recent parent letter from the State of Michigan on our M-STEP testing–
- Helpful info, FAQ’s—
10th-grade information on the PSAT 10
All 10th graders will take the College Board’s PSAT 10 in the spring of their sophomore year.
Helpful info, FAQ’s—
For further information from the College Board on the PSAT 10, please click here
9th-grade information on the PSAT 9
All 9th graders will take the College Board’s PSAT 9 in the spring of their freshman year.
Helpful info, FAQ’s—
For further information from the College Board on the PSAT 9, please click here.
PSAT/NMSQT information for juniors
What does PSAT/NMSQT stand for?
Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test
All juniors at PCHS take the PSAT/NMSQT test in mid-October of their junior year.
For further information about National Merit, please click here.
For additional information about the PSAT/NMSQT, please click here.
Interested in taking the ACT?
Please visit www.actstudent.org for info on test dates, how to register, cost, and test prep!