Follow the link https://lakebraddockss.fcps.edu/SAT-school-day for updates on the LBSS SAT School Day Oct. 11, 2023!

• Wednesday, October 11, 2023
• No pre-registration required; All LBSS 10^th and 11^th grade students who report to school on Wednesday, October 11 will take the PSAT/NMSQT
• Fees covered by FCPS
• Students who arrive late, after 8:30 will not be permitted to test.
• Follow the 2023 PSAT testing information at https://lakebraddockss.fcps.edu/high-school/psat_test

Wednesday, October 11 is an “unscheduled day” for most students who are not participating in PSAT or SAT assessments or specific services and a work day for teachers.

• Students receiving Category B special education services come to school and receive a normal instructional program.

• Grade 7-9 students do not attend school this day

• Grade 10-11 students take the PSAT/NMSQT

• Grade 12 students are OPTING IN to participate in the SAT

• Testing window is February 2-March 16
• English Language Learners will be pulled out of four (different) class periods in order to complete this assessment.
• This assessment is administered annually to level 1-5 EL students in grades 7-12 and is comprised of four domains:
  • Reading
  • Writing
  • Speaking
  • Listening.
• Please see the WIDA testing page for more information

AP Exams: all students taking AP courses

• TBD

For complete details and schedule, visit the LBSS SOL Testing page

• Reading Work keys:  TBD
• Writing Work Keys:  TBD

• Schedule TBD

• Schedule TBD

Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) uses the Math Inventory and Reading Inventory with secondary students in grades 7-12 to determine students’ strengths and needs in mathematics and literacy. All students in middle school and selected students in high school participate in these assessments.

The purpose of these assessments is to identify students who may benefit from additional support with literacy and mathematics skills. In addition, school teams will consider assessment results as they plan instruction for your student. Assessments are administered at the beginning of the school year. Depending on grade level and initial performance, students may participate in follow-up assessments in the winter and/or in the spring. 

Additional information about these assessments can be found on the following web pages:

• Math Inventory (https://www.hmhco.com/programs/math-inventory) 
• Reading Inventory (https://www.hmhco.com/programs/reading-inventory)

If you have further questions about these assessments, please contact your student’s English or mathematics teacher.

See the FCPS website for more information.