2023-2024
Kentucky Summative Assessment (KSA)
Results for Knox County Public Schools
Reading Assessment
Elementary • 38% Proficient | 22% Distinguished
Middle • 33% Proficient | 19% Distinguished
High School • 31% Proficient | 13% Distinguished
Mathematics Assessment
Elementary • 38% Proficient | 15% Distinguished
Middle • 33% Proficient | 10% Distinguished
High School • 29% Proficient | 4% Distinguished
ACT Assessment
Knox County’s ACT
Testing for Juniors
will be held on
March 11, 2025
There will be a makeup day, set by the school, if your child is absent on the test date. Students at Knox County Learning Academy will take the ACT on March 12.
National ACT Test Dates
April 5, 2025
June 14, 2025
July 12, 2025
School Test Codes
You will need these codes when registering for your test so that the results may be sent to the school. Also, the code is needed if you are registering to take the test at that school.
Knox Central High School: 180110
Lynn Camp High School: 180510
For additional test centers, visit the ACT website.
ACT Student Resources
For test taking tips and other resources
visit the actstudent.org website.
What is the ACT?
Tests of Educational Development
The multiple-choice tests cover four skill areas: English, mathematics, reading and science. The examinations emphasize reasoning, analysis, problem-solving, and the integration of learning from various sources, as well as the application of these proficiencies to the kinds of tasks that college students are expected to perform.
Course/Grade Information Section
This component provides 30 self-reported high school grades in English, mathematics, natural sciences, social studies, language, and the arts. The courses include those that customarily form the core of a college preparatory curriculum and are frequently required for college admission.
Student Profile Section (SPS)
The SPS contains information reported by students in such categories as educational plans, interests and needs, financial aid, and demographic background information.
The ACT Interest Inventory
This 72-item survey reports scores parallel six interest and occupational types, helping students identify majors consistent with their interests.
Score Reporting
Online Score Reports
Students participating in State Testing may view their score reports on the free MyACT student account. College reportable scores are available online three to eight weeks after the test date.
Creating a MyACT Account
Students may create a MyACT account on the MyACT website. If they have questions about their score once it is received at their school, or need help setting up a MyACT account, they may contact their guidance counselor.