Standardized Tests
Please note: Mahopac High School does not report SAT/ACT scores to colleges. Students MUST request their official SAT/ACT scores to be sent to colleges directly through the College Board and/or ACT.
- College Board | College Board (in Spanish)
Information for the PSAT, SAT, and SAT Subject Tests - American College Testing: ACT
Information for the ACT and ACT plus Writing - TOEFL Test
Designed for English Language Learners in measuring English language skills at the college/university level
Important Codes
CEEB Code: 332975
College Board Test Center Code: 33574
ACT Test Center Code: 225120
General Timeline
11th Grade (Fall-October): PSAT (in-school registration for national test date)
11th grade (Spring-May/June): SAT plus essay (register online at College Board)
11th grade (Spring-April): ACT plus writing (register online at ACT)
12th grade (Fall-September): ACT plus writing (register online at ACT)
12th grade (Fall-October): SAT plus essay (register online at College Board)
Additional Links
Students with Disabilities
Students with disabilities must obtain the appropriate forms at their annual review or from the special education office located in Student Services to apply for special testing accommodations for the College Board exams.
The College Board and ACT will review the student's information and approve all, some, or none of the testing accommodations as stated on their Individualized Education Plan (IEP) or 504 plan.
Please allow approximately 7 weeks for College Board and ACT to process the request for accommodations. If you have additional questions, please contact Laura Miller, Special Education Testing Coordinator at millerl@mahopac.k12.ny.us
ACT Testing Accommodation Process (for students with disabilities)
Please note: If your child has an IEP or 504 plan and would like to apply for testing accommodations for the ACT, you must indicate that when registering online for the exam. Dr. Aaron Kleinman, Director of School Counseling is the ACT special testing coordinator and all ACT correspondence should be directed to him. Dr. Aaron Kleinman can be reached at kleinmana@mahopac.org or 845-628-3256 ext. 11601