Students with Disabilities (IEP and 504 Plan)

Accommodations for National Testing (ACT/SAT)

If you are a student who receives accommodations for local testing as a result of an IEP or 504 Plan, please be aware that these accommodations do not extend to College Board or ACT testing. You must apply separately to the College Board for their tests - which include SAT, SAT II, PSAT and AP examinations - and to the ACT if you wish to take an ACT exam.

If the College Board approves your application for accommodations, these accommodations will extend throughout high school unless your IEP or 504 Plan changes and your local accommodations are removed. In that case, the College Board will remove your accommodations as well.

To receive accommodations for ACT testing, your application must include a specific test date. You must re-apply for accommodations for each subsequent test date. 

IMPORTANT NOTE: There are times when a student who has local accommodations is denied for those same accommodations by the College Board and/or the ACT. Both the College Board and ACT are private organizations and we have no control over their decisions. They apply national standards in their review process, and these do not always match our local standards.

To apply for ACT accommodations, you can download and print the form from the link below. Once you have completed this form (including required signatures), please give it to your school counselor for processing

Application for ACT Testing Accommodations 

 For more information about accommodations for College Board testing, please visit their website.

To apply for College Board accommodations, you can download and print the form from the link below. Once you have completed this form (including required signatures), please give it to your school counselor for processing.

Application for College Board Testing Accommodations

For more information about accommodations for College Board testing, please visit their website.

When applying for College Board or ACT testing accommodations, please submit your application to your counselor AT LEAST one week prior to their deadline for submission. College Board and ACT deadlines are available on their websites and also on our school calendar.