Test Make-Up Center

Students who miss a test due to an excused absence are eligible to make up the test. Students should make arrangements with their teacher to ensure their test will be available in the Test Center.

Students may take their test before or after school, or during their lunch or SRT. Students will not be excused from class to make up a test. Deadlines for make-up tests vary, depending on the teacher and time of year.

The Test Make-Up Center is located in room 1206 in the back of the Library, and is open on school days from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. On late arrival days, the Test Make-Up Center is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Students are required to show their student ID in order to make up a test.

Questions? Call (847) 486-4418.

Testing Accommodations

Students with an IEP or a Section 504 Plan who wish to have accommodations on standardized tests, such as the ACT or SAT, must apply for accommodations with the specific testing agency. Both ACT and College Board have their own application process and make independent decisions in regards to accommodations.

We have provided some guidelines to follow when requesting testing accommodations for standardized tests.

ACT TESTING ACCOMMODATIONS
COLLEGE BOARD TESTING ACCOMMODATIONS

ACT TESTING ACCOMMODATIONS

Go to www.actstudent.org to create an account and register for the test.
APPLY BEFORE THE ACT STANDARD REGISTRATION WINDOW ENDS. We cannot guarantee that requests made during the late registration window will be processed before the ACT deadline.
Pay attention to the following question, “Do you need accommodations to access this test?” Make sure to check “Yes”.
Determine if you are applying for:
- National Extended Time - 504 Plan or IEP indicates up to time-and-a-half in school, completes all tests in one session.
- Special Testing - 504 Plan or IEP indicates more than time-and-a-half on tests, 1:1 testing with extended time, or requires testing over multiple days.
Make sure to list student email and parent email on application. Parents - it’s a good idea to opt into receiving the same emails your son/daughter will receive.
Once you have completed the process, you will receive an email that you need to forward to Glenbrook South. Please forward to Rene Redfern, rredfern@glenbrook225.org.
You must sign the ACT Consent Form and email to Rene Redfern, rredfern@glenbrook225.org. Verbal consent is also accepted, 847-486-4540.
To guarantee submission for an upcoming test date, Accommodation Requests must be submitted to Rene Redfern no later than the initial registration deadline. Requests received after the registration deadline, but before the late registration deadline are not guaranteed to be submitted for consideration for an upcoming exam.

*Please Note: Glenbrook South does not host any testing during the month of July. If you are registering for testing accommodations for the July National Test after June 9th, you will need to apply for accommodations directly through ACT using the Request for ACT Approved Accommodations Form. If a student qualifies for Special Testing, you must work directly with ACT to find a testing location for the July Test.

COLLEGE BOARD TESTING ACCOMMODATIONS

Glenbrook South administers the PSAT 8/9 to all students in ninth grade, PSAT 10 to all students in 10th grade and SAT to all students in 11th grade. The Testing Coordinator applies for testing accommodations through the College Board for students who qualify for testing accommodations in their current IEP or 504 Plan in advance of assessment testing provided that a signed Consent Form is on file.

Once a student has been approved, testing accommodations apply on all College Board exams including all standardized AP, SAT and SAT Subject Tests . Please click here for student and family tips from the College Board.

Please note: to guarantee submission for an upcoming test date, Accommodation Requests must be submitted to Rene Redfern no later than the initial registration deadline. Requests received after the registration deadline, but before the late registration deadline are not guaranteed to be submitted for consideration for an upcoming exam.

Please contact your school counselor or email Rene Redfern, rredfern@glenbrook225.org if you would like to check the status of your student’s testing accommodations.