ST. LOUIS — The ACT test will not longer be offered free for most Missouri public high school juniors. For the last two years all juniors had a chance to take the college entrance exam one time for free.
The Missouri Department of Education’s website says that will no longer be the case. This follows a reduction of $4 million in state assessment funding.
However, the Parkway and Rockwoods school districts plan to pick up the tab so their students can still take the test for free.
