All A2 Virtual+ classes must have at least two assessments proctored each term. This means the assessments are taken in-person under the supervision of an A2 Virtual+ staff member.
Your teacher or mentor will 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 must also be proctored.
At least one test from your class must be proctored by the midpoint point of the course.
Students are required to attend these sessions as part of your online class.
If the student does not take these tests during a proctored session, they will receive a grade of zero "0" for the test(s).
For credit-bearing classes, students who do not complete the proctored tests will not receive credit for the class.
Students who are unable to attend a proctoring session at an AAPS building will need to go through the process of having a remote proctor approved by the A2 Virtual+ administration. Students will still be required to take the test in person at the remote proctoring location under the supervision of the approved proctor. Information about arranging a remote proctor is available on this website.
Students can take a proctored test at the weekly proctoring session offered at Skyline High School.
Students can also take a proctored test by contacting their building liaison to arrange a time to take the test at their school building of residency.
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 school day.
Please bring your school ID with you. (Any official picture ID will work.)
Students need to bring their charged device with them to the testing session.
Students must take their proctored tests on their district-issued device.
It is always best to arrive early for the proctoring session.
At the session, students will check in with an A2 Virtual+ staff member.
After testing, proctors will verify the test has been completed and submitted. The student's 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 gradebook reviewed.
A meeting and/or additional steps will be required.
There is a possibility that the student could fail the course.
