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Round Lake High staff announce ACT incentive program to raise score from 15.5 to 17
Summary
A staff member at Round Lake High School announced an incentive program aimed at raising the school's average ACT score from 15.5 to 17 on the April test, offering prizes and a VIP breakfast for top scores and most growth.
A staff member at Round Lake High School in Round Lake CUSD 116 announced an ACT incentive program aimed at raising the school's average ACT score from 15.5 to 17 on the April test.
The staff member said the district has “committed to raising our ACT score from a 15.5 to a 17 on the April test,” and described a rewards program that recognizes both top scorers and students who show the most growth.
“Students who earn a 30 or higher or show the most growth will be invited to a VIP Panther breakfast and could receive 1 of the following: raffle entries for a chance to win a $50 Panther swag voucher, prom passes, or a free parking pass,” the staff member said. The announcement emphasized that the program will honor students who achieve high scores and those who demonstrate the largest score improvements.
The staff member also urged students to keep working toward the goal, saying, “All the hard work you've put in and pride you've shown lead to this moment. I'm incredibly proud of our staff and students and cannot wait to see the results. Let's finish strong and make history together.”
The announcement did not specify which staff member made the remarks, details about eligibility by grade, or how the program will verify growth. No funding sources or budget for the incentives were mentioned in the remarks.
