World Language Credit Testing
World Language Credit Testing at Ingraham High School
Earn Credit for Languages You Know!
Wednesday, October 15th at 2:30 PM in the Library
Can you speak, read and write in a language other than English? Students can earn up to four high school credits and if you earn four, you qualify for the Washington State Seal of Biliteracy. Tests are free for students. To register for a language test, students will need to log in with their SPS account: Register for a language test The registration deadline is Friday, October 10th.
Students should practice writing before they take the test. STAMP (Spanish, French, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic) has some practice items that students can try. STAMP WS (Somali, Amharic, Vietnamese, Tagalog) also has sample tests. For most other languages (Tigrinya, Oromo, Swahili), students will take a 1-hour writing test on October 15th and will schedule a speaking test after the writing test results are received.
Questions? Contact Noah Zeichner nczeichner@seattleschools.org
Tests are free for all 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students!
World Language Assessment for Students Who Acquired Language Proficiency Outside the Classroom
Seattle Public Schools offers World Language Credit Testing remotely and in-person at some middle and high school sites on dates the schools decide. To test remotely please read below and register. Your testing date and time will be confirmed by email two weeks prior to testing. In order to create as many testing opportunities as possible for students you will be asked to confirm by email in order to secure your testing spot. Please check your email and respond to confirm two weeks prior to testing. If you would like to test in-person please check with a counselor at your school.