All proctoring sessions that have been scheduled will be posted on the A2 Virtual Calendar. 

Please plan ahead to make sure you have time to attend the sessions to take the proctored assessment for each of your A2 Virtual+ courses. 

Proctoring is held every Tuesday from 4-7pm at Skyline High School. Students can also make arrangements with their building liaisons to take proctored assessments in their building of residency during the school day. 

Weekly Proctoring Session

Tuesdays 4:00pm - 7pm  Skyline HS (2552 N Maple Rd) in the Media Center - 3rd floor.  Use student entrance into the building.

Please see the A2 Virtual Calendar for specific locations. 

Arrive by 5 pm if the district common assessment is being proctored. Tests must begin no later than 5:15 pm.

Tests will not be started after 6:15 pm and must be completed by 7:00 pm when the center closes.

Drop-In center closes at 7:00 pm, plan testing start time accordingly.  

General Testing Information

Other proctoring times can be found on our proctoring calendar.

We do offer the opportunity to proctor at each middle and high school.  The days for each school are set for the term and notice is given to the student and parent.   

Students who are allotted extra time to test should attend a session outside of the school day. We do not allow students to miss an in-building class to continue with testing and many of our tests cannot be started and then finished later.   

Students are NOT allowed to take a proctored exam during the school day in any building other than their school of residency.

It is the student/family's responsibility to arrange schedule time and transportation to proctoring sessions.

Proctored Testing Requirements

All midterm exams and final exams MUST be proctored. If your class does not have a midterm exam or final exam, your instructor or mentor and you may decide on the unit tests that will be proctored.  Any Ann Arbor Public School course that requires a common assessment will also have this exam proctored.  District required pre/post-tests are also to be proctored.

At least one test from your class should be proctored by the midpoint point of the course; do not leave all testing to the end of the term.

Students are required to attend these sessions as part of your online class; one test should be taken before the midpoint and then the final, and Common Assessment if required, before the end of the course.  If the student does not take these tests during a proctored session s/he will receive a grade of zero "0" for the test(s). 

You may attend any session at any of the schools in the evening or after school.  Please bring your school ID with you.  
When you enter the testing center, you will show your ID, sign in and then go to a computer and log into your class. You do not need to sign up or tell us which day you will be attending.  However, during heavily attended sessions, such as the final weeks of a term or school year, students might have to wait for a computer to become available.  It is always best to arrive early for the proctoring session.

Please note that you may not miss a class to attend a proctored test session nor are students allowed to go to another school during the day.

Proctors will record the computer and the time the session began for each student.   At the end of the proctoring session, computer history will be reviewed. Any history that was erased will be treated the same as a history that shows students left the testing site.  Both cases will result in the student receiving a zero.  

Students who show a significant grade difference between proctored exams and homework will have the entire grade book reviewed.  A meeting and/or additional steps will be required.  There is a possibility that the student can fail the course.