KEMTP Information

The Kentucky Early Mathematics Testing Program (KEMTP) provides on-line testing to help high school students determine their level of preparedness for learning mathematics at the college level.

For an overview of the KEMTP program, the development and use of the test as well as its effectiveness in predicting success in college level mathematics and its relationship with the American Diploma Project (ADP) standards, see our 2007 Annual Report in pdf or html format.

Additional information is available at the following links:

• Help Requests How to obtain technical assistance and how to contact the program directors.
• Testing Instructions Find out how to take or administer the test.
• Program Highlights A quick overview of the program.
• Frequently Asked Questions Answers to common inquiries about the program.
• Effectiveness of the KEMTP Test in Predicting Final Grades
• Adelman Report A report on the importance of good mathematics education in high school.
• House Bill 178 The text of the bill that created KEMTP.
• Algebra II Guidelines The Algebra II curriculum guidelines.
• Advisory Board Members Learn how to contact the KEMTP advisory board.
• Government Support The governor's role and the sponsors of House Bill 178
• Governor Patton on KEMTP Video clip of the governor at Scott High School.
• U.K. President Lee Todd finds the slope of a line.
• U.K. Classroom Building Maintenance Supervisor Fred Wells simplifies an equation.
• U.K. Dean of Students Victor Hazard solves a linear equation.
• U.S. Senator Wendell Ford solves a linear equation.
• About Us Information about some of the people behind the KEMTP project.

Sponsored by the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education, Bradford L. Cowgill Interim President Created by House Bill 178 of the 2000 Kentucky General Assembly