The Michigan Merit Exam (MME) assesses students in grade 11 and eligible students in grade 12 based on Michigan high school standards. The MME is administered each spring, and consists of three components:
- College Board SAT® with Essay Evidence-Based Reading & Writing and Math
- ACT® WorkKeys® job skills assessment Applied Math, Graphic Literacy, and Workplace Documents
- M-STEP Science and Social Studies
Note: Due to the Coronavirus pandemic and the postponement of Spring 2020 testing, 12th grade students, in the fall of 2020, will be expected to take the SAT with Essay in the fall of 2020. The ACT WorkKeys and the M-STEP will not be required for 12th grade students in the spring of 2021.
SAT (College Entrance Assessment)
- Differences between Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 Testing for PSAT and SAT
- SAT and PSAT FAQs, Fall 2020
- School Day Testing for MDE-Provided SAT with Essay, PSAT/NMSQT, and PSAT 8/9, Fall 2020
- SAT Suite of Assessments Participation in College Planning Options Consent Form, Fall 2020
- Fall 2020 SAT and PSAT List of Important Dates
- SAT Coordinator Manual, Fall 2020 - Coming in July
- SAT Accommodated Testing Manual, Fall 2020 - Coming in July
- SAT Standard Testing Manual, Fall 2020 - Coming in July
- College Board Accommodations and Supports Handbook
- Hall and Room Monitor Training
- College Board-Approved Word-to-Word Glossaries for SAT and PSAT
- Translated Test Directions for SAT with Essay
- SAT and PSAT Assessment Timing Organizer
- K-12 Educator Brief, The College and Career Readiness Benchmarks for the SAT Suite of Assessments
- College Board Testing: Michigan Webpage
General Information
- Who Must/Can Take the MME
- MME/PSAT and Grade 8 Assessment Trainings, Spring 2020
- Assessment Integrity Guide
- High School Assessments FAQs
- 3-Year OEAA Calendar for Michigan's Statewide Summative Assessments 2019-2021
- High School Grade Assignment for Accountability Calculations FAQ
- Michigan Merit Examination and State Aid
- Security Compliance Form
- Every Student Succeeds ACT (ESSA)
- Spotlight Newsletter
Assessment Training and Resources for Educators
- Fall 2020 PSAT and SAT webinar
Webinar Presentation, Fall 2020
Webinar Questions and Answers, Fall 2020 - SAT Suite Question Bank (SSQB) FAQ
- Assessment Security Training Information
- SAT, PSAT 10 and PSAT 8/9 Implementation Workshop, Spring 2021 - Coming Soon
- Test Coordinator Resources
- Important Dates, Test Administration Manuals, and other documents in one location for all state assessments.
- Assessment Coordinator Training Guide
- Student Supports and Accommodations Webinar Links & Powerpoints
- Secure Site Training Documentation
Reporting
- Public Reports and Data Files for State Assessments
- Interpretive Guide to MME Reports, 2019
- MiLearn Student Assessment Score Reporting Site Educator User Guide
- Dynamic Score Reporting Site User Guide
- MME Performance Level Scale Score Ranges
- Student Growth Resources
- K-12 Educator Brief: Concordance - College Board
Concordance is a proven way to compare scores from different assessments.
- The College and Career Readiness Benchmarks for SAT Suite of Assessments
- M-STEP and MME Performance Level (PL) Descriptors
- My Score Reports - Student SAT Reporting Portal
- SAT Suite of Assessments - Score Reporting
Parent/Student Information
- State Superintendent Message to Families/Guardians
- Student User Guide - MILearn Student Assessment Score Reporting Site
- Parent User Guide - MILearn Student Assessment Score Reporting Site
- MiLearn Informational Flyer
View your child's score reports directly from your local Student Information System
- Parent Teacher Conference Guide
- Michigan State Assessment System for 2019-20
- What Parents Should Know About Assessments - includes valuable resources
- Student Testing, What Parents Can Do to Help Students Prepare
- M-STEP/MME Parent Report Video
How to read and interpret student scores on their parent report.
- MME - How to Read Your Child's Score Report for Grade 11
- ACT WorkKeys National Career Certificate (NCRC)
- SAT Free Practice and Personalized Study
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- Michigan Academic Standards
