Get Ready for Your ACT Test This Year.....(click here: "X")

ACT Study Information
Found in:
"Preparing for the ACT" 2008-2009 Study Booklet (Purple)
Provided by ACT

Read on Page:
#3 General Test-Taking Strategies
#4 Preparing for the Test Day
#5 Strategies for taking the ACT Tests
#6 ACT English Test
#7 ACT Mathematics Test
#8 ACT Reading Test
#9 ACT Science Test
#9 ACT Writing Test (Optional)
#11 What to Expect on the Day of the Test

Take on Page(s):
#14 English Test
#26 Mathematics Test
#34 Reading Test
#42 Science Test
#57-58, 75-78 Writing test

Do on Pages: #59-72 Scoring Your Practice Tests

Yellville-Summit and Valley Springs Freshmen

September 12 is the day you all will be headed to Northark for Making High School Count - an interactive presentation that's especially great now that you are in 9th grade. The show starts at 9am and your buses will leave school first thing in the morning, so don't be late! Bring  your permission forms and turn them in to the office. You can't go without them.

Best, Worst, What?

Welcome to the Talent Search Blog. This is probably the first time visiting form many of you, so make sure you take a look around and get familiar with things. The poll is on the top of the sidebar, the scholarship website links are just below the poll, and the college website links are below that. At the bottom are the counselor contacts and calendars. You can leave comments by clicking below any post where it says "comments". Don't forget to use your planners this year, that way you can make sure this year will be the best yet. ;)

Making It Count

Hey all you freshmen....It's time to make it count!!!. On Monday, September 8 at 10:00 a.m. ETS will host a Making It Count program for students from Hoxie, Hillcrest, and Twin Rivers at the Walnut Ridge Community Center. Other schools being represented include Walnut Ridge, Black Rock, Sloan Hendrix, and Crowley's Ridge Academy.

Making High School Count provides first-semester high school freshmen with important information on how to recognize their potential for future success and make the most of their high school experience. This 50-minute, interactive, assembly-style presentation helps students realize the choices they make as early as freshman year can impact their opportunities upon graduation.

Bring a pencil and a great attitude and come join the other 349 freshmen students from your area begin to Make It Count!!!