Dutchtown
High School
Testing Information
Accordion
- ACT Testing
- Advanced Placement (AP)
- Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB)
- End of Pathway Assessment (EOPA)
- End of Course (EOC)
- PSAT/ SAT
- Final Exams
ACT Testing
The ACT is a nationally recognized college admissions exam that assesses students' academic readiness for college. DHS is proud to serve as an official ACT testing site for school-day administrations.
The ACT is a standardized test that includes the following sections:
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English
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Math
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Reading
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Science
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Optional Writing (check with your colleges to see if this is required)
The test is scored on a scale of 1 to 36, with a composite score reflecting the average of the four required sections.
Dutchtown High School ACT Testing Coordinator
Dr. Racheal Burden
Test Prep Resources
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ACT Online Prep – Available through act.org
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Practice booklets – Available in the Counseling Office
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Tutorial support – DHS offers ACT Prep sessions throughout the year. Check with your counselor or College & Career Center.
Advanced Placement (AP)
The AP Program offers college-level curriculum and assessments to high school students, giving them the opportunity to earn college credit and demonstrate their readiness for postsecondary success.
AP Exams are standardized tests administered by the College Board each May. Each exam corresponds to a year-long AP course and includes both multiple-choice and free-response sections. Exams are scored on a scale of 1 to 5, with many colleges awarding credit or placement for scores of 3 and above.
AP Exam Schedule 2026
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Week 1: May 4 – May 8
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Week 2: May 11 – May 15
Detailed exam schedule will be posted here as released by College Board.
Testing will take place at DHS in the JROTC wing. Students must arrive 30 minutes early to check in. Late arrivals may not be admitted.
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No make-up exams will be scheduled except for approved College Board conflicts or emergencies.
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Students with College Board-approved accommodations must ensure all paperwork is submitted before the deadline.
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Practice exams and study resources are available on AP Classroom
AP Coordinator
Dr. Rachel Burden Rachel.Burden@henry.k12.ga.us
Student Requirements
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Bring: Government-issued or school photo ID, #2 pencils, black or blue pens, and an approved calculator (for applicable exams).
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Leave at home: Smartwatches, phones, bags, and unauthorized materials.
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Dress comfortably: Layer clothing to accommodate testing room temperatures.
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Know your exam date and time: Students are responsible for being present and on time.
Exam Fee
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Standard Exam Fee: $98 per exam
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Reduced Fee (if eligible): $53 per exam
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Students eligible for Free/Reduced Lunch may qualify for fee waivers. Please speak with your AP Coordinator or counselor for assistance.
Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB)
End of Pathway Assessment (EOPA)
EOPA (End of Pathway Assessment) is a rigorous exam, often industry-developed, that students in Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education (CTAE) pathways take to demonstrate their mastery of skills and knowledge learned in their pathway. It is given to students that are taking the 3rd level course in a pathway.
EOPA Benefits
- Students that pass the EOPA will receive a chord for recognition at graduation.
- The EOPA helps students earn industry-validated credentials and can lead to increased earning potential.
The test is administered at the end of each semester. You may contact your student’s pathway instructor for more info.
Testing Dates: April 13th-24th, 2026
Department Chair
Mrs. Kinchen laura.kinchen@henry.k12.ga.us
End of Course (EOC)
EOC tests are standardized assessments given to students enrolled in specific high school courses. These exams measure how well students have mastered state-adopted content standards and account for 20% of the final course grade.
EOC-tested courses include:
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Algebra: Concepts & Connections
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Biology
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U.S. History
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Literature & Composition II (2-day test: Reading & Writing)
EOC Scores Matter
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Counts as 20% of the final grade in the course.
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Demonstrates readiness for future academic work.
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Used by the state and school district to evaluate instructional effectiveness.
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May impact placement decisions for advanced courses or remediation.
EOC Testing Dates
Fall Administration 2025
- December 3rd - December 12th
Spring Administration 2026
- Monday, April 27th - Lit and Comp II
- Tuesday, April 28th - Lit and Comp II
- Wednesday, April 29th - US History
- Thursday, April 30th - Biology
- Friday, May 1st - Algebra I
If you have questions about testing accommodations, make-up testing, or preparation resources, please contact:
EOC Testing Coordinator
Mr. Avery and Mrs. Brown-Henry
Testing Guidelines
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Students should bring their fully charged Chromebook and charger.
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No cell phones, smartwatches, or electronic devices are allowed during testing.
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Students will receive scratch paper and pencils during the test.
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Students should eat a good breakfast and get plenty of rest.
Test Prep and Resources
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Teachers will provide in-class reviews and practice resources.
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DHS offers EOC Tutorials—dates will be posted on the school website.
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Georgia Milestones practice tests: GA Experience Online
PSAT/ SAT
PSAT
All 10th grade students will participate in the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) this fall. This test is offered at no cost to 10th grade students and provides valuable practice for the SAT while also identifying students who may qualify for advanced academic opportunities.
Key Information:
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Who: All 10th grade students
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When: Fall 2025 (Exact date to be announced)
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Where: Administered during the school day at Dutchtown High School
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Cost: Free for all 10th grade students, 9th Grade students taking the PSAT 8/9 the cost will be $14.00; 11th Grade students taking the PSAT/NMSQT there will be a cost of $14
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Registration PSAT 8/9 and PSAT/NMSQT: Click Here
The PSAT measures reading, writing, and math skills and helps students assess their college and career readiness. It also connects students with scholarship opportunities through the College Board.
Parents are encouraged to ensure their student is present and prepared on testing day.
SAT School Day at DHS
This opportunity allows 12th grade students to take the college admissions exam in a familiar, supportive environment without having to travel to a weekend test site.
Key Information:
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Who: Available to eligible juniors and seniors
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When: October 15th, 2025
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Where: On campus
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Cost: $40.00
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How to Register: Click Here to Register Make payment in MySchoolBucks
Please note: This SAT administration is only available during the school day and is not open to outside test-takers or weekend testing.
For questions regarding eligibility, accommodations, or preparation resources, please contact the Counseling Office.
Final Exams
As we close out the 2024–2025 school year, Dutchtown High School will follow a special schedule for final exams and early dismissal the week of December 15th - 19th. Please review the details below to ensure your student is fully prepared and arrangements are made for pick-up if applicable.
Final Exam Schedule
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Tuesday, December 16th: 4th block exam
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Wednesday, December 17th: 1st and 3rd block exams
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Thursday, December 18th: 2nd block exam
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Friday, December 19th: Countywide Early Release Day
Early Dismissal (December 17th & 18th)
Students may be dismissed early after final exams on Wednesday and Thursday if:
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A parent/guardian completes the Early Release Permission Form
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The student is listed on the official early dismissal list
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The student is picked up by a parent/guardian (no bus transportation available for early dismissal)
Students who remain on campus after exams will attend study and make-up sessions, followed by lunch.
Friday, December 19th – Countywide Early Release
Friday is a Henry County Schools countywide early release day.
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Students will follow a shortened class schedule.
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Bus transportation will be provided at the end of the school day.
Parent Actions
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Submit the Early Dismissal Form for Wednesday and/or Thursday if you plan to check your child out after exams.
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Ensure you are available to pick up your child in person on those days.
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Talk with your student about the importance of completing all exams and attending any required make-up sessions.