 * dates may change
November 16, 2009
Reading Proficiency
(Non-Proficient Juniors & Seniors) |
November 17, 2009
Mathematics Proficiency
(Non-Proficient Juniors & Seniors) |
November 18, 2009
Writing Proficiency
(Non-Proficient Juniors & Seniors) |
November 19, 2009
Science Proficiency
(Non-Proficient Juniors & Seniors) |
March 8, 2010
Reading Proficiency
(Sophmores, Non-Proficient Juniors & Seniors) |
March 9, 2010
Mathematics Proficiency
(Sophmores, Non-Proficient Juniors & Seniors)
Freshmen, Proficient Juniors & Seniors do not attend school. |
March 10, 2010
Writing Proficiency
(Non-Proficient Juniors & Seniors)
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March 11, 2010
Science Proficiency
(Sophmores, Non-Proficient Juniors & Seniors) |
May 3, 2010
Reading Proficiency
(Non-Proficient Seniors) |
May 4, 2010
Mathematics Proficiency
(Non-Proficient Seniors) |
May 5, 2010
Writing Proficiency
(Non-Proficient Seniors) |
July 12, 2010
Science Proficiency
(Class of 2010)
Exam-takers will need to register for this test. |
July 13, 2010
Reading Proficiency
(Class of 2010)
Exam-takers will need to register for this test. |
July 14, 2010
Mathematics Proficiency
(Class of 2010)
Exam-takers will need to register for this test. |
July 15, 2010
Writing Proficiency
(Class of 2010)
Exam-takers will need to register for this test. |
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 Tests are used to determine if students should be awarded a diploma, if students should be accepted into a particular college, and if a school is meeting State and National Standards. They are important.
Know the dates of tests and be sure your child attends school on those dates.
Provide a "good faith" effort to help your child prepare for these test by taking note of review sessions offered at DOHS and elsewhere, and use the information and sample tests provided on this website. |
 The State of Nevada has legislated that all students graduating from high schools in Nevada must pass proficiency exams in mathematics, reading, science, and writing. 11th and 12th grade students who have not passed one of the four tests or not taken NHSPE must take the tests when offered until they pass. Scores from other states do not replace the NHSPE.
NHSPE Passing Scores
Mathematics - 304 out of 500 (60.8%)
Reading - 251 out of 500 (50.2%)
Science - 300 out of 500 (60.0%)
Writing - 7 out of 12 (58.3%)
See the DOHS proficiency websites for more information on these exams.
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The SAT and ACT are college entrance exams. One or both may be accepted, or required. Students should contact the Counseling office and look at the Counselor Information website for more information.
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 All students taking Advanced Placement (AP) courses are expected to take AP exams.
TBA is the due date for reduced fee requests.
TBA is the due date for the $84 exam fee.
TBA are the dates for the pre-test bubbling sessions.
May 3-13, 2010 are the dates for the exams. |
 The Iowa Tests of Educational Development are given to all 10th grade students over a two week period during a portion of their World History classes. |
 The National Assessment of Educational Progress is often called the "Nations Report Card". Schools and students must be invited to participate. |
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