Activities
Student Achievement Testing
SAT Finals Results
Past Student Achievement Testing results can be found on the SAT Finals Results page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Student Achievement Testing?
Student Achievement Testing is an annual testing opportunity provided to Michigan students grades K through 12 studying with an MMTA member teacher. The program is a voluntary project of MMTA.
Why should a student participate?
Growth realized in preparing for the Student Achievement Tests is invaluable. It encourages a sense of accomplishment in meeting goals while developing commitment and self-discipline.
Who can participate in Student Achievement Testing?
Students of MMTA members who have paid their annual dues by November 1 of the current school year can participate in the testing program.
When and where does Student Achievement Testing take place?
It takes place in the spring each year, usually during the month of March depending upon the local site. Testing is held by individual Local Affiliated Chapters at 20 venues throughout the state.
The program is designed for Piano, String, Voice, and Woodwind instruments. All requirements are published in the various individual instrument Student Achievement Testing Handbooks.
The testing consists of five parts: Performance, Theory, Technique, Sight-Reading/Transposition, and Aural Awareness.
Is there a fee?
Yes, a fee is required to participate in the program each year. The fee covers the cost of the test and curriculum printing, rental of facilities and equipment, performance judges, and certificates and trophies.
Who is the contact person for Student Achievement Testing?
Diana Munch, Student Achievement Testing Coordinator.
Phone: 248-356-1274
Email: dianamunch@comcast.net