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Students are required to pass
High School Assessments
in Algebra, Biology, English and Govenment
in order to graduate.

Check the links below for practice tests and more information
which will help your child succeed!

ALGEBRA

Click Here for the
Sample Algebra Tests Listed Below

Analyzing Patterns and Functions	2008	2007	2006	2005	2004
Modeling Real-World Situations	2008	2007	2006	2005	2004
Collecting, Organizing and Analyzing Data	2008	2007	2006	2005	2004
Using Data to Make Predictions	2008	2007	2006	2005	2004

Listed above are review items that can be used to help student success on the Algebra HSA. Please use the link to study for the individual areas of the Algebra HSA.

Also students are advised to use old notebooks or resources from their Algebra course. After students have completed all review work, try a practice test and over the answers. See your math teachers for the practice test and answer key.

As of today, students will be given ample opportunity to prepare
to be successful on the Algebra HSA:

1. Drills in math classes.

2. Coach class Tues. and Thurs. with their teachers.

3. Coach class Wed. with Mrs. Richardson in Trailer 4 and Ms. Brajevich i nRoom 214.

4. Eligible seniors working on the bridge plan also prepars for the HS. test.

5. Last half hour of math class for both quarters is dedicated to students who need to pass the Algebra HSA test.
6. Packetswere given to students to complete with their math teacherpresent to help.

7. Students not taking math this year have information and practice tests on the OHS website to help prepare for the test.
8. Ms. Brajevich isoffering coach class everyday after school in room 214.
9. Ms. Brajevich will try to offer tutoring on Thursdays and Fridays during lunch in the room behind the cafeteria.

10. A ConnectED call will be made to inform parents of the opportunities for their child to prepare before next monday to be successful on the January Algebra HSA test.

GOVERNMENT