PreACT 8/9
This is a standardized, norm-referenced test for students in grades 8-9. Advanced 7th-grade students (who have taken pre-algebra) may also take this test. The test will be administered by Rebecca Hope, Executive Director of Mid-Metro Academy, at the Mid-Metro Academy campus. As the date of the exam nears, you will receive further details on testing procedures.
Please arrive between 8:30 and 8:45. Students will be admitted to the testing room at 8:45. No students will be admitted after 9:00 AM.
Note: While the PreACT for students in grades 10-12 includes a non-test portion (interest inventory, Recruit Me information), we minimize that portion for students taking the 8/9 version. They will take the interest inventory only, but will not complete any other portions related to ACT Recruit Me (which allows selected colleges and programs to contact students who have opted in). This shortens the time required for this testing event by about one hour.
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Thursday, January 7, 2027
– 8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Location
Mid-Metro Academy
Additional Information
This is a standardized, norm-referenced test for students in grades 8-9. Advanced 7th-grade students (who have taken pre-algebra) may also take this test. The test will be administered by Rebecca Hope, Executive Director of Mid-Metro Academy, at the Mid-Metro Academy campus. As the date of the exam nears, you will receive further details on testing procedures.
Please arrive between 8:30 and 8:45. Students will be admitted to the testing room at 8:45. No students will be admitted after 9:00 AM.
Note: While the PreACT for students in grades 10-12 includes a non-test portion (interest inventory, Recruit Me information), we minimize that portion for students taking the 8/9 version. They will take the interest inventory only, but will not complete any other portions related to ACT Recruit Me (which allows selected colleges and programs to contact students who have opted in). This shortens the time required for this testing event by about one hour.
