Prepare For CHSEE And TACH Exams With HwH

The CHSEE (Catholic High School Entrance Examination) and TACHS (Test for Admission into Catholic High Schools) are standardized exams used for admission to Catholic high schools.

The CHSEE, also known as the Catholic High School Entrance Examination, is specifically used for admission to Catholic high schools. CHSEE scores help Catholic schools assess a student's academic abilities and determine eligibility for admission. The exam is commonly taken by 8th-grade students interested in attending Catholic secondary schools. The exam typically includes sections on mathematics, reading, language, and vocabulary.

The TACHS, the Test for Admission into Catholic High Schools, is an entrance exam required for admission to Catholic high schools in specific dioceses. It is typically taken by 8th-grade students who wish to attend Catholic secondary schools. The TACHS exam usually includes sections on mathematics, reading, language, and skills, with variations in content depending on the diocese.

To prepare foe either entrance exam, students will review essential skills in math, reading, writing, vocabulary, and grammar. They will learn problem-solving skills and test-taking strategies. In addition, they will take practice tests to reinforce their learning. Our review class will help build their skills and give them the confidence and ability they need to raise their test score.