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Single Subject Acceleration (SSA) is the practice of placing a student in a higher-grade level in one subject area. This type of acceleration is for the purpose of providing access to appropriately challenging learning opportunities in either math or English Language Arts.
Test Request Deadlines March 14-28
All test request windows will open at 8:00 a.m. Eastern Time on the first day of the test request window and closes at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time on the last day of the request window.
Testing Windows
April 11--25
You may nominate your child for SSA testing in Math or ELA (but only in one subject area) from now through March 28th by completing this Google Form:
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Students meeting qualifying criteria in grades K‐7 can take advanced academic content in mathematics or English Language Arts through Single Subject Acceleration (SSA). This ensures opportunities for appropriate levels of academic challenge.
- SSA allows students to show mastery of content on select elementary or middle school courses. Students who prove mastery do not have to take the course and may move on to the next level.
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Parents may nominate their child to skip a grade level of content in either English Language Arts or Mathematics.
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Students are nominated for SSA by their parents or guardians. They will be assessed at their school based upon grade level. Depending on grade level and subject, this could include a multiple-choice test and/or a writing sample. Your school will have more specific information about this process once your child is nominated.
- We accept SSA nominations during specific times of spring semester for the following school year.
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