State Board of Education Votes to Replace SBAC with SAT for High School Juniors
CEA has been a strong advocate for reducing the number of tests students are required to take, and today’s state Board of Education vote to adopt the SAT as the…
SAT Scores for Class of 2015 Released
SATs scores are down slightly this year in Connecticut, however the percentage of students taking the exam has increased, with 89.3 percent of students from the class of 2015 taking…
Assessing the Assessors: Examining What Latest SAT & ACT Testing Programs Can Offer Students & Teachers
Competition between the SAT and the ACT is heating up as a state panel explores whether to select one of the tests as Connecticut’s official high school…
Connecticut AP and SAT Scores Out for 2014
Thanks to their own hard work and that of their teachers, more Connecticut students took an Advanced Placement (AP) exam this year, raising their scores, and narrowing the achievement gap.…
Study Shows College Applicants Who Don’t Submit SAT Scores Do Just as Well
Studying for and taking the SATs are a rite of passage for college-bound high school students, but a new study is casting doubt on the usefulness of this high-stakes exam.…
SAT Scores Cause for Concern?
SAT results were released today, and Connecticut’s scores remained flat, as they did on average for the entire country. (Scores for individual Connecticut schools can be found here.) This has…
2011 SAT Scores Released
The College Board released SAT results for 2011 today. You can find a complete review of Connecticut data here. From the press release: In Connecticut, the largest and most diverse…