TOPEKA, Kan. — It’s going to be a little easier for Kansas juniors to take the ACT test. It will be offered for free beginning in 2019. The Kansas State Department of Education made the announcement ...
In the first administration of the new ACT WorkKeys career-readiness assessment given to all public school 11th grade students last spring, 87.9 percent earned a National Career Readiness Certificate, ...
John Wood Community College is offering the ACT WorkKeys test to help teacher aides meet the requirements of the No Child Left Behind Act. Registration and a $75 payment for the test must be received ...
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