Testing Times for Friday, April 10, 2026
Please remember to ARRIVE EARLY.
Plan to arrive 10 to 15 min before your test!
Please remember to ARRIVE EARLY.
Plan to arrive 10 to 15 min before your test!
Please remember to ARRIVE EARLY.
Plan to arrive 10 to 15 min before your test!
Because of Spring Break, this test cycle is smaller than usual, but punctuality is still essential. Once a test has begun, late students will not be allowed to enter. Starting on time helps us keep the schedule moving and ensures every student gets the focus they deserve. We appreciate your patience as we work through the requirements and do our best to keep the evening running smoothly.
Children (Test according to their current rank / belt color)
White, Sr. White, Yellow, Sr. Yellow, Orange and Sr. Orange — 5 pm
Sr. Green, Blue, Sr. Blue, Purple and Sr. Brown — 5:25 pm
Teenagers
If possible, teenagers should arrive at 5:00 PM to assist with the children’s test. If that’s not feasible, please arrive no later than 5:50 PM. The teenagers’ test will begin immediately after the children’s test concludes.
Once again, teens must be present no later than 5:50 PM. All teens are expected to attend the test, whether they are participating or not. Please support your teammates and plan to stay for the entire duration of the test.
Thank you all for your dedication and support!
Happy Wednesday! Quick reminder for our Teens & Children: Testing applications are due today! You can drop them off any time—we’ll take them as soon as you walk in.
Testing is this Friday for children and teens!
Summertime! — While Others Hit “Pause,” We Hit Our Stride. 🦁
🔥 Our kids and teens are on FIRE getting ready for next week’s test! 🔥
April 1, 2026 — Happy April Fools’ Day! Don’t worry, we’re not trying to fool anyone. Our students, friends, and families are far too sharp for that.
We’re two weeks out from testing! Friday, April 10, 2026, is the big day. Children and teens need 3-stripes on their belt to be eligible. Not everyone is ready for every test, and that’s completely fine. If this isn’t your cycle, that’s great—keep training hard and aim for the next one.
Putting that training in as testing draws near!
Monday! I had a great post all lined up… and then Monday ate it.