Pre-ACT 8/9: What Parents in the North Shore Need to Know

Preparing for high school placement and standardized testing starts earlier than many parents expect. The Pre-ACT 8/9 is often a student’s first real introduction to college-readiness testing.

Why the Pre-ACT 8/9 Matters:

• Helps predict future ACT performance
• Identifies strengths and weaknesses early
• Assists parents and tutors in creating an academic roadmap

---

When Do Students Take It? Most 8th and 9th graders in the North Shore take the Pre-ACT 8/9 in the fall or spring, depending on their school. How iLearn Academy Helps.

At iLearn Academy in Northbrook, we:

• Offer mock Pre-ACT 8/9 exams to simulate real testing
• Provide targeted lessons in English, math, reading, and science
• Help students build confidence before high school

FAQ: Pre-ACT 8/9

Q: What is a good score on the Pre-ACT 8/9?
A: Scores range from 1–35. A composite score around 20 or higher is considered strong for middle school students.

Q: How is the Pre-ACT 8/9 different from the ACT?
A: It’s a shorter, age-appropriate version that measures the same core skills but is designed for younger students.

Q: Does iLearn Academy offer Pre-ACT 8/9 prep?
A: Yes! We provide weekly group sessions and private tutoring in Northbrook and online.

Contact iLearn Academy