Technology Proficiency Test
See yellow box for test dates and registration deadlines.

STUDENTS MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE. WALK-INS CANNOT BE ACCOMMODATED.

    
WHAT IS IT?
A technology class is among the requirements for graduation from the Issaquah School District. The Software Technology class fulfills this requirement and counts toward required Occupational Education credits. The Software Technology class includes skill development in Basic Computer Navigation, Internet, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, voice recognition, and web page design.

If your student is already proficient in those skills, he or she may receive an exemption from the Software Technology class by demonstrating 80% mastery on the District's Technology Proficiency Test.

Students are permitted to take the exam once each school year up through Fall Semester of their Junior year. If they have not passed the test by the end of Fall Semester of their junior year they MUST register for the Software Technology course.

The test is facilitated through an online program using the Office 2007 software.

HOW DO I LEARN MORE ABOUT IT?
To Register email the following information to pctechprof@issaquah.wednet.edu
  • Your student's name as it appears on official school records
  • School
  • Graduation Year
  • Seven Digit Student ID number (Family Access)
  • Telephone number
  • Student email (parent email if student does not have an email account). This is needed to set up the online account and can be used for forgotten passwords.
  • Test Date(s) (see below)

Special accounts are created in advance for each student taking the test, so walk-ins cannot be accommodated.

Register for only one of the test dates below. Location for all exams is in PCFC Lab 2003.

  1. Tuesday, December 1 (2:45-4:45) - Registration for this test must be received by November 24, 2009.

    2. OR

  2. Monday, December 7 (2:45-4:45) - Registration for this test must be received by December 2, 2009.
    OR
  3. Monday, January 11 (2:45-4:45) - Registration for this test must be received by January 5, 2010.
    OR
  4. Tuesday, January 12 (2:45-4:45) - Registration for this test must be received by January 6, 2009.