AIR Testing Schedule

December 3^rd to December 21^st, 2018

Dec 3^rd American Government regular ed., ELL, Special Ed. Students

Dec 4^th American History ELL and Special Ed students

Dec 5^th American History Regular Ed Students

Dec 6^th Biology ELL and Special Ed students

Dec 7^th Biology Regular Ed students

Dec 10^th ELA II regular Ed students

Dec 11^th ELA II ELL and Special Ed Students

Dec 12^th Make-Ups

Dec 13^th ELA I Regular ED students

Dec 14^th ELA I ELL and Special Ed students

Dec 17^th Math I, Algebra, Geometry - regular ed

Dec 18^th Math I, Algebra, Geometry ELL and Special Ed students

Dec 19^th Math II, Algebra, Geometry Regular Ed students

Dec 20^th Math II, Algebra, Geometry ELL and Special Ed students

Dec 21 Make-ups

Dear Families, 

Independence High School will be hosting an AIR Test Bootcamp on the following dates................ 

Saturday November 10, 2018 9am to 1pm

Saturday November 17, 2018 9am to 1pm

Saturday December 1, 2018 9am to 1pm 

This bootcamp is designed to provide your students with tutuoring and testing strategies to help them prepare for the AIR Test.  There will also be a parent informational session explaining what the AIR test is and how parents can help prepare their students.  Additionally, there will be an informational session for students to attend describing the importance of protecting the testing environment and ensuring it is not disrupted.

More information to follow 

Dear Parents and Students, 

The class of 2019, 2020 and 2021 will be participating in AIR retakes December 3 through December 21, 2018.

The AIR test replaced the OGT testing requirement. 

Students must earn at least 18 points on seven end of course state tests.  These test include:

Algebra I or Integrated Math I 

Geometry or Integrated Math II

English I

English II

Biology 

American History 

American Government 

Each test score earns you up to 5 graduation points.  You must have a minimum of four points between the 2 math tests, four points between the 2 English tests and 6 points across science and social studies.  Four more points must come from somewhere over these tests for a total of 18 points.