Academic Diagnostic Testing for Math and Spanish in the Middle and Upper School
Incoming students will be required to take a math diagnostic and, for those who have studied Spanish, a Spanish diagnostic. Students taking the Spanish diagnostic and students utilizing accommodations may have a longer test window on test day. These assessments will help us place each student in the most appropriately challenging class.
Middle School testing will be taken virtually on May 6, June 3, and the alternative date is June 14. Click here to sign up for testing.
Upper School testing will be taken on campus on May 6 and 8. Click here to sign up for Upper School testing.
Middle School testing will be taken virtually on May 6, June 3, and the alternative date is June 14. Click here to sign up for testing.
Upper School testing will be taken on campus on May 6 and 8. Click here to sign up for Upper School testing.
Any questions regarding diagnostic testing should be directed to the Middle School Academic Dean, Alyson Daniels, adaniels@newroads.org or Upper School Assistant Director & Academic Dean, Janine Extavour, jextavour@newroads.org.
For students in the Spectrum Program, please see below.
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