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May 5, 2012 Schedule

4:00 - 7:00

All tests are offered each hour on Friday night. Students may take any test during any hour.

May 7, 2011 Schedule

9:00

Packet & Information Pickup opens. If there are no changes in your submitted enrollment and you have approved it, neither you or your students need to be at the testing site until 30-45 minutes before their first scheduled test. If you want to come by and pick up your packet then leave and go have breakfast, you may do so. If you would like to pick up your packet on Friday night so may do so.

10:00-10:50

U.S. Government/Civics, American Literature, 4th Year Social Studies, Computer Science, Geometry, Music History/Theory**, Accounting, Drawing Competition Part I

11:00-11:50

Spanish I, II and Native Speaker, Algebra I, Algebra II, Trigonometry, Physical Science, Psychology, Oklahoma History, Drawing Competition Part II

12:00-12:50

World History, Economic, Biology II, Chemistry, Physics, 4th Year (Modern) Mathematics, English Usage

1:00-1:50

English Literature, Vocabulary, American History, Current Events, Geography, Biology I, 4th Year Science, Art History/Usage

2:15-2:30

Awards Presentation starts

 

 

 

HSTOC

Mark your calendars for May 5,2012!!

The OAAC High School Tournament of Champions is at OSU/OKC on Saturday, May 7.  There are many other events occuring in the spring. If your students have a scheduling conflict with May 7, or have qualified to take two tests during the same hour Friday night testing is available. Date/test conflict testing begins at 4:00 on Friday afternoon, May 6. 

Qualifying tournaments for the High School Tournament of Champions are held by the regional colleges and universities. If they become available, invitational tournaments will also serve as qualifying tournaments.
 
 A student must place 1st, 2nd or 3rd at a regional scholastic or curriculum contest to qualify for the HSTOC.
 
Middle School or Junior High students placing in one of the high school categories at one of the high school tournaments may take the HSTOC test.
 
 
 Each test will be 50 minutes in length. Students may leave the room when finished testing.
 
 If calculators are needed they will be provided. Students will not be allowed to bring their own calculators. The type of calculator being provided will be announced prior to the HSTOC.
 
 Tests will be graded and scores posted at the end of each hour.
 
 An awards assembly will be held when the final tests are scored, approximately 2:15-2:30.
 
 Trophies will be presented for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place. Questions will be weighted to avoid ties, however, if scores are still tied duplicate awards will be presented.

Results

First, second and third place in each subject and for each grade level will receive a trophy. All ties will be awarded the same placing. All participants will receive a certificate of achievement.

Awards will be presented as soon as the results for the last tests are tabulated. The presentation should begin between 2:15 and 2:30.

The first set of results will post around 12:30. All students will be listed in ranking order except for the top 3 places. Those students will be listed in alphabetical order at the bottom of the ranking list.

All questions about the HSTOC should be routed to Gail Bliss 580-654-1852, The Tournament of Champions is the State High School Curricular (scholastic) Championship.