World Language Testing
Test Dates and Registration Information
Each high school collects student interest and testing needs to create a custom list of offered world language tests each school year. Below are links to each high school’s testing webpages with more information by time of year where you can find the school’s interest survey in the fall, and announced tests/dates later in the school year.
Gibson EK- contact Shawn Mulanix for more information
Testing Process
- Express interest in language(s) to your Grad Specialist, who serves as each building’s World Language Coordinator.
- Review tests offered based on interest, and register for the test. Each high school has registration information on their testing webpage, listed above.
- Prepare for the test. Prepare for your test by reviewing the information in the appropriate tab(s) below. Be on the lookout for communication regarding exact time and location for your registered test.
- Take the test. On test day, arrive on time for the test.
- Wait for the results. Results arrive approximately 4-6 weeks after the test. Use these scores to determine next steps in earning Seal of Biliteracy, should you choose.
Frequently Asked Questions: World Language Testing
- Do I have to take the whole test to earn credit?
- What if I already earned credits in this language through classes?
- Can credits earned from the world language proficiency test help with college applications?
- How can students prepare to take the test?