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Plano West

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  • Fall AP Exam Registration - starts September 23 and closes on November 1 

     

    Attention Wolfpack Students and Families!

     

    Make sure to register for your AP exams by Friday, November 1, 2024!

     

    Go to the Total Registration website to get started: https://user.totalregistration.net/AP/445573

     

     

     

    IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

    -AP exam registration opens on Monday, September 23.

    -AP exam registration closes on Friday, November 1.

    -Standard Exam Cost:  $99/exam

    -Free/Reduced Lunch Exam Cost: $22/exam

    -Payments will only be accepted through the Total Registration website.

    -There will be no refunds for year-long and first-semester AP class exams after the November 1 registration deadline.

    *Second-semester AP class exam registration will be available in January 2025.

     

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  • PSAT Announcement - Wednesday, October 2

     

    The PSAT/NMSQT will be administered to registered junior students at Plano West on Wednesday, October 2.  Testing will begin promptly at 9:05 AM.  Students should arrive by 8:45 AM, so they have time to check their room assignments and get settled in their testing rooms.  Room assignments will be located in the A-building foyer.

     

    Student test-takers need to bring the following items to school for their test:

     

    -A charged Chromebook and a charging cord

    -Pens/pencils

    -A current and valid school/government-issued photo ID

    -Snacks/water (students will not have lunch until after their test has been completed)

    -Optional:  Calculator (a calculator is embedded in the digital exam)

     

    Junior students who did not register for the PSAT/NMSQT on October 2 will be assigned to tutorial/study hall rooms, starting at 9:05 AM.  Attendance will be taken for all junior students.

     

     

    Senior students will have a delayed start bell schedule on October 2.  Seniors may arrive for lunch at 11:18 AM, or they may wait to arrive until their first class period.  Please note that periods 0/7 are the first periods after lunch. 

     

    There will be no alternate bus transportation; therefore, senior students who arrive at 9:05 AM will be working on college applications in the library until lunch.  If one or more of their teachers is assisting with the PSAT administration, they should plan on checking in to their relocation room.  Class relocation assignments will be posted in the A-building foyer, as well as the upper and lower A-building hallways.

     

     

    Please reference the adjusted bell schedule for Wednesday, October 2:

     

    Wednesday, October 2 - Non-Test-Taker Bell Schedule

    Period

    Start

    Duration

    End

    Senior/Non-tester Lunch

    11:18 AM

    30 min

    11:48 AM

    0/7

    11:54 AM

    34 min

    12:28 PM

    1

    12:34 PM

    36 min

    1:10 PM

    2

    1:16 PM

    34 min

    1:50 PM

    3

    1:56 PM

    34 min

    2:30 PM

    4

    2:36 PM

    34 min

    3:10 PM

    5

    3:16 PM

    34 min

    3:50 PM

    6

    3:56 PM

    34 min

    4:30 PM

     

    Wednesday, October 2 - Test-Taker Bell Schedule

    PSAT/NMSQT

    9:05 AM

    3 hrs 20 min

    12:25 PM

    Test Taker Lunch

    12:25 PM

    45 min

    1:10 PM

    2

    1:16 PM

    34 min

    1:50 PM

    3

    1:56 PM

    34 min

    2:30 PM

    4

    2:36 PM

    34 min

    3:10 PM

    5

    3:16 PM

    34 min

    3:50 PM

    6

    3:56 PM

    34 min

    4:30 PM

     

     Printable Schedule: October 2 - adjusted bell schedule due to PSAT/NMSQT 

     

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District Announcements

  • Facility Naming Opportunity – Now Accepting Welcome and Enrollment Center Naming Submissions

    The Plano ISD Board of Trustees is inviting community members to submit naming recommendations for the new Welcome and Enrollment Center, located at 6210 Mapleshade Lane in Dallas, which is set to open in December 2024. Naming submissions will be accepted until October 4, 2024, via this electronic form.

    The 11,000 sq. ft. center aims to enhance support services for families, promoting student success through various resources, including enrollment assistance, community connections, and health services. The center will also provide a clothes closet, food pantry and support for families experiencing homelessness.

    For more details on the naming process and to submit a name, please refer to Policy CW (Local): Naming Facilities regarding facility naming.

    Read more and submit your naming application here.

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